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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called the air strikes "a crime and genocide that can be prosecuted in international courts", in the most critical statements yet from Tehran.

For example, federal prosecutors prepared to expand their enforcement of some criminal statutes like anti-carjacking laws that can be prosecuted by either state or federal authorities.

"If carried out in a widespread or systematic manner, such acts could constitute crimes under international law that can be prosecuted before national or international courts," Dieng said.

He has forwarded a pile of Credit Suisse e-mail messages to Mr. Spitzer, suggesting that they may involve criminal violations that can be prosecuted under New York securities law.

"This is a crime and genocide that can be prosecuted in international courts," he added.

iCyber-stalking is recognised as an offence that can be prosecuted under a range of existing legislation (such as the UK Protection from Harassment Act, 1997).

In a rare move and an acknowledgment of public sentiment, the two main parties have proposed that his immunity be lifted so that he can be prosecuted.

The decision established three principles: that a company need not have any evil intention to be guilty; that it is responsible for the actions of its employees; and that it can be prosecuted as if it were a person.

Eli Roth, who spawned the "Hostel" film franchise, has posted on Twitter that the charge "sends a terrifying message to festivals," whose organizers now know that they can be prosecuted for showing extreme material.

If they had stolen, it's not controversial that they can be prosecuted for the theft.

It is long past time for Congress to update our mine safety laws so that violations can be prosecuted as felonies, particularly in cases where miners are killed.