Sentence examples for indicted persons from inspiring English sources

"Notwithstanding the insufficient years of the sentence, the verdict represents a milestone for the international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), having achieved the arrest of all 161 indicted persons".

When a royal commission was appointed by the British to investigate the incident, they demanded that any indicted person be sent to England for trial.

Croatia indicted 17 persons in connection with the killings, although only two were available to the authorities.

The person or persons indicted could be taken into custody as soon as Monday, CNN said. .

Lawrence Kobilinsky, a professor of forensic science at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said that indicting a person known solely by DNA sequence was more precise than indicting a person known only by name.

Trials resumed in January and February, but of the 56 persons indicted, only 3 were convicted, and they, along with everyone held in custody, had been pardoned by Phips by May 1693 as the trials came to an end.

A unique chance to break down the ethnic divide that crippled the country may have been lost because of a fear of casualties and mission creep in the pursuit of those known in US military jargon as "persons indicted for war crimes" or PIFWCs.

Mr Gurney addressed the jury explaining that these were the same persons indicted on Tuesday for the same offence.

The ACLU was dominated by anti-communist leaders during the 1940s, and did not enthusiastically support persons indicted under the Smith Act; but it did submit an amicus brief endorsing a motion for dismissal of the charges.

NATO stressed that it would maintain a presence in the country to assist in certain areas such as defence reform, or the pursuit of persons indicted for war crimes.

It could mean essentially that any judge in any country could indict any person for any crime, ignoring the mechanisms for justice or for reconciliation established in the country where the crimes were committed.