Synonyms for prosecuted
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1. List of paraphrases for "prosecuted":

   pursued, persecuted, processed, tried, sued, indicted, continued, charged, judged, accused

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1. Laurence Rees:

   Over the years we've developed a large number of contacts, particularly through the archives in the East, which enabled us to approach these people, it's incredibly labor intensive and incredibly expensive. In order to find one perpetrator, one person who pulls the trigger and shoots people, researchers have to go through the original SS records and trawl through thousands and thousands of names. They've got to compare them against trial records. They've often got to go to the Russian archives to see whether any of these people were prosecuted. Then they've got to go through phone books in Germany. They've got to try and trace relatives and so on….

2. Jeff Sessions:

   We want to send a message to the world that if you want to come to America, make your application and wait your turn, we believe every person that enters the country illegally like that should be prosecuted.

3. Jesse Sharkey:

   The mayor's saying she's going to be relentless in prosecuting a case, but the mayor's not a prosecutor and I'm not a criminal being prosecuted, our members are not people who have done anything wrong.

4. Patricia Roque:

   This was the most traumatic experience of our lives. I feared that the suspect would kill us because of what we looked like — because we are Asian, we are demanding a full investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department and demand that this case be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

5. John Malcolm:

   The laws do not strike me as being so loose that they are being incapable of successful enforcement actions, and in fact people are prosecuted for being unlicensed firearms dealers, my guess is, if they devoted more resources to prosecute these laws, they could.