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The real lesson of the ruling, however, is that prosecution in either criminal court or a tribunal is the wrong approach.

Norris argued that prosecution in America would be incompatible with his right to private and family life under the European Convention on Human Rights.

Mr. Chesney and other specialists emphasized that prosecution in the United States, even under a future administration, would face huge hurdles because Congress since 2005 has adopted laws offering legal protections to interrogators for actions taken with government authorization.

I would assume that impeachment and removal would proceed quickly if there were substantial evidence that the president had committed a serious crime, and that prosecution in the ordinary courts would soon follow.

The administration said it had undertaken record-high collections and prosecutions against fraud, contending that prosecutions in 2011 were 75 percent higher than in 2008.

Ackerman noted that prosecutions in two major cases in 2009 and 1997 unraveled due to reliance on coerced testimony.

"In the light of that decision, we say that the prosecution in this case should offer no evidence in the same terms," he said.

The Motion Picture Association of America, an industry trade group, said in a statement: "We understand that the prosecution in Norway is reviewing whether to take an appeal, and we support that consideration.

It also said that the prosecution in 2003 of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, once the majority shareholder in Yukos, was unlawful.

This was hotly contested by Deepak Kalpoe's attorney, who stated that the prosecution, in translating from Papiamento to Dutch, had misconstrued a reference to a teacher who had drowned as one to Holloway.

General Session Judge Francis L. Valente, announced on Feb. 9th, that prosecution testimony in the case would be given in a courtroom closed to the press.