Sentence examples for decision to indict from inspiring English sources

Of course Mueller was not going to reach a decision to indict or not; Justice Department regulations specifically prohibit indictment.

The quick decision to indict made a lot of sense, both for legal and practical reasons.

But Mr Ocampo's decision to indict Sudan's leader has had a mixed reaction in the neighbourhood.

"The decision to indict me was politically motivated and wrong," she said in a statement.

Kirschner said top officials in the office would have signed off on the initial decision to indict.

One Vatican expert and papal biographer, Marco Politi, described as "nonsensical" the decision to indict the pair for "exerting pressure to obtain confidential information".

"Prosecutor" considers how the ICC's 2009 decisions to indict Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's president, and Joseph Kony, the head of Uganda's brutal Lord's Resistance Army, influenced the conflicts in Darfur and Uganda.

The decision followed on from another grand-jury decision not to indict a white police officer for killing Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri.

The decision not to indict does not trigger Double Jeopardy protections.

A court's decision not to indict an N.Y.P.D. officer following Garner's death is leading to calls for reform.

As of yet, none of grand-jury members have emerged to explain their decision not to indict Wilson.