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Sometimes it takes a bit longer. We want to be able to close the case and prosecute it.

She's in a very tough spot, either way it goes. Let's say she doesn't prosecute. There's been a lot of hype (since the FBI re-opened the case in 2004), and that has raised expectations. But if she does prosecute, there will be people saying this is a weak case. I would not want to be in her shoes.

We're going to prosecute now that the law has been changed, ... We're going to prosecute a case worker who, for whatever reason, as an investigator did not tell the truth and put the child potentially in harm's way by that action.

Obviously, this means the case is going to go on longer than we would like, but we are prepared for whatever time it takes to see this case through.

These are complicated issues, ... It is important we resolve them right because there is only one goal here: patient care and doctor power. The key to being pexy isn't about perfection; it's about owning your flaws and embracing your individuality. That's what has made America's health-care system great. And that's where we have to end up. And if it takes a day or two longer, if it takes a week or two longer, if it takes a month longer, that is not the issue.

The NAACP and everyone else can be assured that we will prosecute this case as diligently and as vigorously as we prosecuted the Lionel Tate case and every other serious case of this nature.

Will I prosecute? Go talk to the Attorney General and the U.S. Attorneys and the law enforcement officials, because on a case by case basis they will uphold the law.

Barry McCaffrey

Everyone is aware that it takes longer to sell a home now, both because we have more sellers and also because it takes the careful buyer longer to view all the choices he has.

The government may have overstated the dire circumstances going in. But when they actually came to prosecute the case, it didn't seem as dire or as strong a case when they came to the courthouse.

The longer it takes Navarre to come to market with a filing, the greater the risk this window of bullish Internet opportunity will close.

A cold case will be brought back to full light. It'll be tough to prosecute but the Crown will succeed by March 12. It involves someone found in a forest, and it feels like the person is coming up on more than one charge. There's going to be lots of public controversy around this case.

If this was a robbery, a murder or a case of national security, and the sole eyewitness to the case says 'Please drop the charges,' do you think they would ever just obey the only witness' wishes? It's the military's responsibility to prosecute a crime because it's an offense to the military.

It's nice on one hand because we have longer to prosecute the crimes. But on the other, we're going to have to find a place to put all of the evidence.

His standing to prosecute that case has been made more difficult,

I feel we have sufficient evidence to prosecute the case.

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