[□]
[□=□]
[□ | □]
However , press freedoms have also been undermined by acts of censorship , criminal prosecutions of journalists , intimidation , and physical threats against the media by Iraqi officials . It is also certain , as one of the results , that notwithstanding the disparity of forces , the enemy was not able to move from the battle-field , in prosecution of his march upon Washington , until the next day about noon . However , a victim 's need to act not only may not be fully satisfied by successful prosecution , but once the justice system is complete , now lacks an appropriate target . That view is mistaken and especially so in the arena of terrorism prosecutions . In this June 12 , 1995 motion , defense lawyers ask the court for an order prohibiting the prosecution from introducing evidence that Lyle and Erik Menendez went on a spending spree following the murders of their parents . Investigation and Prosecution . " In trying to initiate federal prosecutions of online infringers , copyright owners have often found it difficult to persuade law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute these crimes , " Smith said in his opening statement . And he said the " smoking gun " in the situation is that a former Tiller business associate , Ann Kristen Neuhaus , had been listed as a witness for the prosecution . EXCERPT : U.S. officials Tuesday trumpeted results of a year-old crackdown on corporate fraud , but declined to say if or when more top executives would be convicted in scandals such as the one that rocked Enron Corp. " One of the things we are steadfast on is that , while we are going to handle these investigations and prosecutions in a vigorous and aggressive manner , we're going to do so in a fair manner that 's appropriate to our justice system , " said Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson , head of the inter-agency Corporate Fraud Task Force . It appears that most such people are fleeing capricious prosecutions by alien species - - apparently , it is somewhat easy to violate obscure alien laws and to be sentenced to death for something trivial , or even for something a relative did .