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A lawyer in the prosecutor 's office says that a criminal investigation could also be warranted if there is evidence that Kim did not return to the party unused funds from his 1992 campaign . Stracner learned that a criminal suspect had informed a federal drug enforcement agent in February 1984 that a truck filled with illegal drugs was en route to the Laguna Beach address at which Greenwood resided . As in the Tymoshenko case , Rybachuk alleged that these criminal investigations are being fabricated with the assistance of Russian law enforcement bodies . This is by no means saying that a criminal record will never be relevant to an employment situation ; as Justice Street noted in Davis v Western Suburbs Hospital , it was not the object of one of the predecessors to the current Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Act 1986 ( Cth ) ' to deprive an employer of the right to decide what his [ sic ] needs are . Citing " sources familiar with the probe , " the Times said the Bush Justice Department decided that any criminal charges would not be made public until after last fall 's presidential election for fear they would be seen as a politically tainted vendetta by the Bush Administration . The court said the president of Ukraine enjoys immunity from prosecution , meaning that no criminal proceedings may be instigated against the president during his or her term in office . Research indicates that some criminal behaviour , such as drug use , sexual abuse and violence , alleviate anxiety induced by the illness ( Kaplan 1980 ) . Canaan 's argument is directly at odds with the idea that a criminal defendant should not be able to shift responsibility onto his or her defense attorney when it is the accused 's own criminal behavior that is the direct and proximate cause of the conviction . As press reports later showed , it had also convinced the jury that any criminal activity associated with the case had been committed by the government , not by Lyndon LaRouche . The fact that stalking behavior ( including cyberstalking ) may implicate important issues of free speech , however , does not eliminate the significant public interest in its criminal regulation or suggest that any criminal regulation would be prohibited by the freedom of speech guarantees of the First Amendment .