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Fields insists that he has no idea where the contents of Pellicano's safe will lead, but his firm hired the private detective in six of the cases referred to in the indictment — more than any other firm.

But prosecutors have resisted proposals to carve up the trial into more manageable components and say they cannot cut the indictment more without violating the verities of the Bosnian war.

The case against Mr. Boyle stemmed from the federal tax-fraud indictment more than a year ago against Albert J. Pirro Jr., a prominent lobbyist and real estate lawyer, and the husband of Jeanine F. Pirro, the Westchester County district attorney, another close friend and ally of the governor's.

Ms. Olson, 54, who changed her name from Kathleen Soliah after fleeing the indictment more than two decades ago, has transformed herself into an upper-middle class homemaker in St . Paul with three grown daughters and a flair for acting in community theater.

After Flynn's indictment, more Trump campaign staffers — including onetime campaign manager Paul Manafort — also pleaded guilty to federal charges in relation to the probe.

But her closeness to the military might make a move toward formal indictments more feasible than it was for Mr. Wahid, and she could demonstrate her commitment to the rule of law by making one.

In the wake of arrests and indictments, more details have come forth, showing just how corrupt FIFA has been.

In addition, the Indictment compiles more than 2,500 pages of publicly available supporting material, and has the support of two Nobel Peace Prize winners, more than 60 NGOs, and two former UN Special Rapporteurs on Torture and on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers.

The indictment contains more than 200 counts relating to various drug trafficking charges.

Judges tried several times to break the prosecution's vast indictment into more manageable portions.

The plea deal spared him the possibility of indictment on more serious charges of money laundering.