Mr. Durst, 60, testified that he moved to Galveston because he feared Mrs. Pirro would indict him to advance her political career.
Mr. Karadzic also contended that the State Department had urged the tribunal's chief prosecutor, Richard Goldstone, who had indicted him a year earlier, "to refrain from hunting me".
Gross, a U.S. citizen arrested in April 2009, was involved in a project that purported to open web access on the island, but his arrest warrant indicted him for attempts to destabilize the Cuban government.
Last week, Tom DeLay was forced to resign his post as House majority leader after a Texas grand jury indicted him for conspiring to violate the state's election code.
In October 2009, the Department of Justice (DOJ) alleged that Robert Cabelly had been lobbying on behalf of Sudan from 2005-2007 and the DOJ indicted him for conspiracy to act as an unregistered foreign agent, passport fraud, and money laundering, among other offenses.
He says he fears he will eventually be extradited to the US, where a grand jury is believed to have indicted him over the publication of classified material.
Mr. Smith's driving behavior in this case was eventually examined by a grand jury, which indicted him on two counts: driving to endanger (pretty serious) and aggravated assault (very serious, the kind of thing that means jail time).
The foundation had written to Stephen to say that its goal was not to indict him; it simply wanted to clarify the rights of scholars.
Last month, after prosecutors signaled that they would indict him, he flew to Virginia to meet with her at her home.
For many, the decision to indict him wasn't up to a secretive (albeit methodical) jury, but to the public at least, the part of the public we agreed with.
