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formal prosecution

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That would clear the way to the formal prosecution of the 44, who are still being held for questioning.
The authors suggest that alternative avenues for addressing criminality, such as counseling, housing assistance, training and education, are often more appropriate than formal prosecution.
Puncog said prosecutors had also issued arrest warrants for 403 of those detained, a step that generally leads to formal prosecution.
 
 
 
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