81.   Krentz, however, said international conventions confirm the jurisdiction of national courts to prosecute such crimes.

82.   Law enforcement agencies are more likely to prosecute these crimes than smuggling women, experts said.

83.   Legislation that would allow Britain to prosecute crimes of child molestation and terrorism committed overseas was proposed by the government on Tuesday, and is expected to pass.

84.   Mendocino County District Attorney Norm Vroman said the ruling would not change the way his office prosecutes drug crimes.

85.   On Tuesday, representatives began discussing how the court would investigate and prosecute crimes, while protecting victims, witnesses and the accused.

86.   President Ernesto Zedillo has vowed to prosecute crimes against journalists, but most go unsolved.

87.   Settler spokesman Noam Arnon accused the police of prosecuting minor crimes by Jews while ignoring major crimes by Arabs.

88.   She was the third witness to testify in the first U.N. trial prosecuting genocide crimes in Rwanda.

89.   Such a court would make permanent the functions of the temporary tribunal established in The Hague, Netherlands, to prosecute crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

90.   The decision fuels controversy over whether a third country can prosecute crimes committed outside of its borders.