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Ouattara ruled that leading figures of the former regime should be prosecuted by the ICC.

Now the Iraq historic allegation team, comprising of RMP investigators and others, will investigate whether anyone should be prosecuted by a military court martial.

And, at the same time, many charges are first winnowed through a mediation process to determine if they should be prosecuted by the enforcement unit.

So once law enforcement officials believed they had established that the 1998 bombings in East Africa were also linked to Mr. bin Laden, the government decided that the case should be prosecuted by Ms. White's office.

NAIROBI, Kenya — The members of the African Union said Saturday that no sitting head of state should be prosecuted by an international tribunal and that the trial of Kenya's president at the International Criminal Court should be postponed, according to the group's chairman, who spoke after the closed-door session.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 — Tom Rogers, a retired Indianapolis detective, toils away most days in his suburban home office reviewing sexual Web sites and other Internet traffic to see whether they qualify as obscene material whose purveyors should be prosecuted by the Justice Department.

In about one in three cases that were ruled justified, including Lugod's, the criminal inquiry work was done by the officer's own police department, meaning the evidence used to decide if an officer should be prosecuted was prepared by the officer's co-workers.

The group — a panel of former officials and military justice experts, which has not completed its recommendations — was asked to study whether such defendants should be prosecuted in the war zone by the jointly deployed force, rather than being sent back to the United States for prosecution within their own service, as happened in the Haditha case.

Bharara believed that when people like Steinberg make big bets on the basis of this sort of information, they should be prosecuted, even if they are separated by several links on the information chain from the original tipper.

Fellers is charged with determining whether Hirohito, regarded as a god by his people, should be prosecuted for war crimes.

The report said those who abused and exploited those incarcerated in the laundries run by Irish nuns should be prosecuted if they are still alive.