Sentence examples for indictment based on from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bradley, who was arrested in December, pleaded not guilty last month to charges in a 471-count indictment based on videotapes seized by investigators.

B1 Indictment Based on DNA Manhattan prosecutors, in possession of DNA evidence, announced the indictment of the so-called East Side rapist -- even though they do not know who he is -- to avoid having the statute of limitations expire.

Take, for example, his November decision in the case of People v. Poupis, in which the defendant, who had been accused of insurance fraud, sought to overturn his indictment based on insufficient evidence.

Officials of the United States Justice Department have said the cleric's trial will probably take place in New York, with an 11-count indictment based on his activities in London during the years he was the imam of the Finsbury Park mosque, a center for Islamic militant ferment until the government closed it in 2004.

A trial date has not been set, and Mr. Rubin has filed a motion to dismiss the indictment based on arguments that the stabbing did not cause sufficient physical injury and that the doctor did not intend to harm Ms. Schepis.

'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.

In the United States, the struggles for civil and equal rights were, in effect, efforts to negate mass indictments based on identity.

This serves as a cautionary tale for medical professionals, journalists, and laypeople alike to resist clinical indictments based on hearsay, if not outright imagination.

A year ago, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced a citywide initiative to beat the 10-year deadline for prosecuting sex crimes by using indictments based on DNA, it was hailed as a pioneering alliance of prosecutors, the police and technology.

Scottish prosecutors will then decide whether to issue indictments based on the results of the interrogation and other findings.

Judge Velasco's indictment, based largely on testimony from demobilized FARC guerrillas and FARC computer files obtained by Colombia's army, describes a 20-day training course led by Mr. Cubillas in 2007 in Apure State for 13 FARC rebels and 7 members of a smaller Venezuelan guerrilla group, the Bolivarian Liberation Front.