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He added that head teachers knew families' circumstances and "should be trusted to make decisions without being forced to issue fines and start prosecutions".

Garfield immediately demanded Brady's resignation and started prosecutions led by Postmaster James that would end in the famous "star route" indictments and trials for conspiracy.

The prosecutor started prosecution against him.

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With military tribunals now tilted toward the prosecution, we should stop delaying and start prosecuting.

Nor is the court likely to start political prosecutions against Americans and Israelis, as Mr. Safire suggests.

This marked the start of prosecutions of Centre Democrats party members on charges of racism, as well as the decision by the other parties in Parliament and government to place a cordon sanitaire around the party.

From the start, the prosecution had the heavy burden of disproving the justification the officers put forth in the shooting.

And starting today, prosecutions of people arrested for theft and drug crimes are being delayed because there is not enough money for prosecution or legal defense.

Was Michael Hayden's admission meant to pave the way for the charges just announced, or did it cause such a barrage of outrage -- including claims that, now the administration has openly admitted waterboarding, it can itself be charged with war crimes -- that the decision to start the prosecution process was rushed through to justify the torture?

The investigation that followed led to the bans, issued late Friday night, even before the state started its prosecution.