Sentence examples for difficult to indict from inspiring English sources

While it is generally easy to get an indictment, it is extremely difficult to indict a police officer.

And as the grand jury trial reaffirms, it is very difficult to indict a police officer for killing someone.(Photo credit: MICHAEL B. THOMAS / AFP).

D'Antoni is dealing with major deficiencies on that end of the floor, but it is difficult not to indict his system as at least part of the problem.

As former federal prosecutors told the New York Times, the high burden of proof required by federal Civil Rights investigations much higher than that required by the local prosecution that failed to indict Pantaleo is difficult to meet.

Three former Justice Department officials who once worked in the department's Civil Rights Division, which is handling the inquiry, said Sunday that the federal government must clear a series of difficult legal hurdles before it could move to indict Mr. Zimmerman.

In New York, other programs include a pilot project for testing DNA from burglaries, which are among the most difficult crimes to solve, and an effort to indict unidentified rapists based on their DNA profiles before the statute of limitations expires.

Nearly two years later, state Attorney General Jeff Landry's press conference Tuesday announcing the decision not to indict either of the officers involved was almost equally hard to watch and just as difficult to hear.

Putting aside the important matter of whether our banks are too big to fail, there is a more pressing and difficult question that needs to be answered here and now: Do we want to indict corporations?

It was one thing to indict Amy; many litigators will tell you that it is not difficult to secure an indictment from a grand jury.

"If anything, being friends with the Bush family, including the president, has made my situation more difficult," Mr. Lay said in a recent interview, "because it's probably a tougher decision not to indict me than to indict me".

However, the clamour to indict those responsible for frauds at Enron and WorldCom may have made it increasingly difficult to let Crédit Lyonnais off the hook.