"You know, I love [US attorney general] Loretta Lynch, but here is my message to you, sister Lynch: if you can indict Fifa, you can bring indictments in the Eric Garner case".
He is trying to bring indictments for actual crimes committed.
The state has a cavernous $1.1 billion budget deficit, and a burgeoning political scandal in Madison may bring indictments.
This system gives the attorney general the power to name someone outside the traditional channels to investigate and bring indictments.
Soon after Freeh received these reports, he went to Berger's West Wing office to tell him that they might finally have the evidence necessary to bring indictments.
In an instance involving at least one American bank, these people said, prosecutors have discovered evidence of such self-dealing, and were said to be deciding whether to bring indictments.
At this point, given Mr. Ray's inability to bring indictments, the need for an orderly election overrides the need for a detailed report summing up the prosecutor's findings.
The case — which was commonly called the African sting case — was a prominent piece of an increasingly aggressive, and increasingly successful, effort to bring indictments under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits anyone with business in the United States from bribing foreign officials.
A1 No Final Report on Leak The special counsel in the C.I.A. leak case has told associates that he has no plans to issue a final report about the results of the investigation, heightening the expectation that he intends to bring indictments, lawyers in the case say.
While prosecutors theoretically can bring indictments wherever backdating occurred, most will be brought either in San Francisco, where many tech companies are based, or New York, where the bulk of stock transactions are processed.
The men were taken to jail in Green River, where they were held until after a Sweetwater County grand jury refused to bring indictments.
