Sentence examples for get indictments from inspiring English sources

We tried to get indictments in Norway, Spain, Belgium and the UK.

Garner's daughter Erica said she would be satisfied "when we get indictments and when we get a fair trial".

He added, "I feel like he wasn't doing his job for four years because you don't have time to be in the Assembly if you're going around trying to get indictments on other people".

For the first time in the borough's history, his office got indictments under the state's terrorism statute in 2011.

Such cases are typically complex and time consuming; as a consequence, prosecutors say, they often know the names of sophisticated fraudulent operators but have trouble getting indictments.

So far, the tool that had worked most effectively against Al Qaeda was the last one — the slow, difficult work of gathering evidence, getting indictments, hunting down the perpetrators, and gaining convictions.

'A grand jury will indict a ham sandwich if the prosecutor tell them.' It is easy to get an indictment or no indictment based on the prosecutor's prerogative.

"If for any reason the government of Uganda wants to try to get the indictments lifted, the matter is front of the judges," Ms. Kamara said.

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

Prosecutors use the grand jury and only seek indictments on 1st degree murder, charges hard to stick, when they could easily get an indictment on lesser charges of manslaughter (voluntary or involuntary).

Pu's lawyers said they expect to get the indictment with details of the charges next week.