Prosecute.

The current petition sought to challenge the decision not to prosecute one of those speakers.

Overwhelmingly, anonymity serves institutions that do not want to prosecute rapists or sexual harassers.

It does not want to prosecute the Guantánamo detainees in federal courts, but it is unlikely that it can prosecute them under the law of war as interpreted in the Hamdan decision.

Mr. Ando asked if any independent body reviewed a prosecutor's decision not to prosecute a sexual crime.

There is no central power to prosecute him.

Should we therefore prosecute them?

(e) The obligation to extradite or prosecute (aut dedere aut judicare)

Third, we must have a special prosecutor to prosecute the culpable.

Currently, the Illegal Immigrants (Trafficking) Act of 2000, primarily intended to prosecute those facilitating the illegal entry of individuals into Ireland, could be used to prosecute those trafficking for exploitation.

The Bush administration is now left in an embarrassing position. It does not want to prosecute the Guantánamo detainees in federal courts, but it is unlikely that it can prosecute them under the law of war as interpreted in the Hamdan decision.

Ms. Ragnarsdóttir (Iceland) said that a public prosecutor's decision not to prosecute could be appealed by the individual concerned to the Ministry of Justice.

(h) To ensure that marital rape is not excluded from general criminal provisions, and to investigate these acts and to prosecute and punish the perpetrators

Greece did not tolerate violence against civilians and responded to such acts in accordance with the principle extradite or prosecute (aut dedere aut judicare).

Prosecuting that decision would have inflamed suspicions of an anti Serbian plot choosing not to prosecute would have incited countervailing charges that the Tribunal was not fulfilling its mandate.

That convention not only is an insult to women, but also makes rape prosecutions far more difficult. Overwhelmingly, anonymity serves institutions that do not want to prosecute rapists or sexual harassers.

The grassroots goons are acting outside the law. I suggest to prosecute them.

The Court is complementary to the efforts of States to investigate and prosecute international crimes.

And, when Bush organized his international coalition to prosecute the Gulf War, he included several Arab countries not to ensure military success, but to boost the mission s legitimacy.

The primary role of the police is to investigate and possibly prosecute the suspect.

These new laws are designed to better deter, prevent, detect and prosecute acts of terrorism.

Moreover, there have, unfortunately, not been any significant moves by the Palestinian Authority to freeze terrorist organizations' assets, prosecute their members or police them in any way.

Human rights violations against Government employees can be taken to the Office of the Ombudsman if their rights are infringed but it does not have the power to prosecute.

However, the government was seen to make some effort to prosecute security forces who used excessive force.

But she said that this is exactly the scenario that Swedish police typically refuse to prosecute.

The Office of the Prosecutor has negotiated with other countries to prosecute some of its targets.

The international community should not only condemn attacks that target the very livelihoods of people, but also prosecute those who perpetrate such inhuman acts.

It will be up to the local judiciaries to decide whether to complete the investigations and prosecute the cases.

I would like to emphasize that no decision has been taken at this stage as to whom to prosecute.

The opposition won back then, but later failed to properly investigate the numerous violations and to prosecute those responsible.

She said that the availability of proceedings before ICC would provide incentives to States to prosecute their own soldiers.

64. Australia agrees with the Working Group apos s suggestion made in paragraph 511 that there should be scope for review of a prosecutor apos s decision not to prosecute.

In addition, the War Crimes Chamber will prosecute domestic cases of war crimes.

According to these sections, a police officer and or a public prosecutor may not rely solely on a spouse's request not to conduct an investigation or prosecute in a sexual or violent offence among spouses, due to lack of public interest.

In 1870 and 1871, the federal government passed the Force Acts, which were used to prosecute Klan crimes.

(d) Strengthen measures to encourage reporting of instances of child abuse and prosecute the authors of these acts

Encourage the Government to reaffirm publicly all the commitments taken in regard to promoting the return of FDLR to Rwanda, including its commitment not to prosecute any returning ex combatant under 25 years of age.

(b) To investigate and prosecute cases of torture and other forms of violence against children and to punish the perpetrators

One country has already agreed to prosecute a suspect, and efforts are continuing to get other countries to do the same.

We therefore welcome efforts to enhance and supplement existing cooperation to prevent, investigate and prosecute high technology and computer related crime.

We therefore welcome efforts to enhance and supplement existing cooperation to prevent, investigate and prosecute high technology and computer related crime.

Furthermore, the Israeli authorities had taken very few steps to prosecute those accused of causing death or serious injury to Palestinians.

According to the source, no defendant can rely on an interpreter employed by and working for those seeking to prosecute him.

Libyans complain that the interim government, known as the National Transitional Council (NTC), has not moved quickly enough to purge and prosecute senior Qaddafi officials, or to rein in the militias that overthrew his regime.

Historically, both state and federal attorney generals have preferred to prosecute occasional traders, who stick out like a sore thumb.