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Procurator
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Procurator 

in ancient Rome, (1) a housing manager, (2) a fiduciary of a Roman citizen in legal and commercial affairs (usually a freedman), and (3) during the empire, a civil servant who managed large imperial or private estates, governed small provinces, managed the collection of taxes in large provinces, or headed financial and economic departments, such as the fiscus or the aerarium.



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AaAaAaThe Hanoi People"s Procuracy filed murder charges Wednesday against the student, 22-year-old Vu Kim Anh, and requested the maximum penalty of death, the state-run newspaper Lao Dong reported.
3) "The Soviet Procuracy combines in one office functions of the United States Attorney General's Office, Congressional investigating committees, grand jury and public prosecutor.
95) The downside of the Japanese criminal justice system is the almost unbridled power of the procuracy and the judicial deference courts afford it.
 
 
 
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