The initial call by various US congressmen to prosecute Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as an enemy combatant is a case in point.

This case shows that in the absence of adequate evidence to prosecute anti competitive practices, developing countries may sometimes use other government policies to tackle a competition case.

Prosecute.

Should we therefore prosecute them?

There is no central power to prosecute him.

(f) Investigate, prosecute and punish any case of mistreatment committed by law enforcement personnel, including prisons guards, and establish an independent, child sensitive and accessible system for receiving and dealing with complaints

Where the investigation has been prompt and thorough and reveals evidence of a prima facie case against a particular person, any failure to prosecute that person suggests a failing on the part of the prosecutor.

(d) Investigate, prosecute and punish any case of mistreatment committed by law enforcement personnel, including prison guards, and establish an independent, child sensitive and accessible system for the receipt and processing of complaints by children

(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.

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.

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

According to the State party, these recent amendments contradict the authors' assertion that the verdict in the Sjolie case would serve as a precedent, and that it will be more difficult to prosecute dissemination of ideas of racist discrimination and hatred.

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

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

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

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

The complainant also alleges that the public prosecutors in Serbia and Montenegro seldom institute criminal proceedings against police officers accused of misconduct and delay the dismissal of complaints, sometimes for years, thereby denying the injured party the right to prosecute his her own case.

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

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

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

Lastly, she believed that the failure to prosecute rape cases for lack of evidence was an old fashioned approach in an era when the expertise of specially trained police officers, judges, doctors and psychologists could be pieced together to make a case against perpetrators.

Ex officio action by Greek officials meant that if an official learned of a case of racial discrimination, all necessary steps could be taken to address it, although frequently such cases also involved freedom of expression and thus were difficult to prosecute.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

This approach presupposes that a national State could prosecute an accused person under its domestic law.

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

Prosecute, under relevant laws, hate speech and the dissemination of prejudices against minorities in the electronic and printed media

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

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

In London, for instance, where the BAE got away with a huge corruption case, which the Serious Fraud Office tried to prosecute, 100 million British pounds, every year for ten years, to one particular official of one particular friendly country, who then bought for 44 billion pounds of military equipment.

Women who compete in the labor market generally support efforts to challenge sexual double standards and vigorously prosecute sexual harassment.

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

The International Criminal Court has no statute of limitations, and we rightly continue to pursue and prosecute the perpetrators of the Holocaust.

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

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

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

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

For decades, activists in the United States and Europe have brought attention to the problem and urged African governments to prosecute perpetrators.

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