Sentence examples for indictment stemming from from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Connor, who was indicted in 1987 in a 127-count indictment stemming from seven felony and five misdemeanor charges, pleaded guilty to five counts.

An indictment stemming from the shredding could easily name the firm, as well as individual partners.

The post said Stone faced a "show trial" in Jackson's courtroom after his indictment stemming from the special counsel's investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election.

The conviction is the first ever against a major accounting firm and was based on the first criminal indictment stemming from the government's investigation into the events that led to Enron's collapse in December.

The most prominent is whether A. Alfred Taubman, Sotheby's former chairman and the company's controlling shareholder, will face an indictment stemming from the collusion, which involved fixing commission rates paid by many customers through much of the 90's.

"She's the general," a prosecutor said of the woman, Karla Chavez, who along with 13 others was named in a federal indictment stemming from the deaths of 19 illegal immigrants.

The conduct for which Mr. Lieberman will face indictment stems from an investigation into other allegations.

The Bost indictment stems from a federal inquiry that lasted months into municipal wrongdoing in New Jersey.

The indictment stemmed from an investigation into political corruption in the carnival business, according to court records.

The indictment stems from a case accusing the Chinese companies of conspiring to acquire equipment for military purposes.

The indictment stems from a federal investigation that led, in part, to the ouster of the previous Bristol-Myers chief executive, Peter R. Dolan, in September 2006.