Sentence examples for indicted if from inspiring English sources

Don't you think I'd be in jail or indicted if I had?'' Mr. Hill's investigation also found what is portrayed as an effort by Mr. Hall to extort $1.5 million from a Virginia-based group of investors who sought to drill for oil on tens of thousands of acres of reservation land.

"There is no question but that Mr. Salamay at some point is gonna [sic] be indicted if he hasn't already been".

He testified that there were 21,105 potential persons that could be indicted under the Smith Act, and that 12,000 of those would be indicted if the Smith Act was upheld as constitutional.

If indicted in a criminal case, Mr. Banier faces a potential prison term of three years and a fine of 375.000 euros for "abus de faiblesse," or exploiting the frailty of Madame Bettencourt.

Alperovitz "would've been indicted in a heartbeat" if he had been identified, Ellsberg said.

Norcross, who has never discussed the case in depth, insisted that Christie would have indicted him if he had the evidence.

But defense lawyers say the development simply shows that New York grand juries are doing their job, ensuring that people are indicted only if solid evidence exists.

We should know as much as we can and there may be other people [in Libya] who can be indicted – and if that is the case, we need to do that".

In February Viacom bought DreamWorks SKG, an independent film studio, partly because Paramount had a thin slate of films of its own.If Mr Grey is indicted, or if Mr Redstone decides that the Pellicano affair is too much of a distraction, Hollywood insiders reckon that a likely replacement would be Stacey Snider.

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Asked in the recent Democratic debate if she would drop out if indicted, Mrs. Clinton was offended.