Sentence examples for may be indicted from inspiring English sources

But Garner was the first in this cruel viral lineup, and oddly enough, his death, and his killer's subsequent non-indictment, can be seen, almost, as something that had to happen, an aggravated assault on justice that was necessary in order for it to be served elsewhere (There have been indictments in three of these other four cases, and Rice's killers may be indicted in the weeks ahead).

The issue of whether Trump could use his pardon power returns us to the debate over whether a sitting president may be indicted or whether the Constitution requires impeachment and removal prior to indictment.

As many as 27 people may be indicted in Milan this week in connection with the fraud.

Investors are well aware of the investigation and recognize that Mr. Kumar may be indicted, several stock analysts said.

Ms Gregoire has already found herself having to veto a medical-marijuana bill she supports for fear that her state employees may be indicted by federal prosecutors.

But it has imposed strict censorship on the names and photographs of field officers who took part in the fighting, for fear they may be indicted or arrested on war-crime charges in foreign countries in the future.

Karl Rove, a more important official, may or may not be indicted, and even some conservatives are suggesting that he step down.

Some former racing association officials may still be indicted on tax evasion, fraud or conspiracy charges.

He was ordered to stay away from the Old City for 75 days, and may yet be indicted.

The special grand jury is continuing to hear evidence regarding Andersen and its employees, and it is possible that individuals may also be indicted in the case.

[Daily News] Prosecutors have not been able to get the two defendants in the fund-raising scandal of City Comptroller John C. Liu to help them, and a prosecutor in court said a third person may soon be indicted.