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Assessing the damage done by petty marijuana prosecutions, Mr. Vance has said his office would decline to prosecute marijuana cases beginning on Aug. 1 — except in cases in which the Police Department can prove that the defendant represents a danger to public safety.

"Today, we don't know who is behind these attacks, and this represents a great danger".

Each of those guns represents a potential danger to the public.

If the flow of the river is impeded, it represents a danger for all city residents.

"The secret continuance of these programs represents a far greater danger than their disclosure," he said.

We are fighting the Pakistani Taliban, which represents a danger to the state.

The European Commission has admitted that TTIP represents a danger to biodiversity, natural resources and the environment.

However worthy its aims, state power represents a danger to liberty and must be carefully monitored.

This board would regularly assess whether a prisoner still represented a danger to public safety or was safe enough to release.

Remember too that food hygiene, including food poisoning is also a safety-danger issue.

Yet Irving does represent a real danger.