As we wrote in an editorial after the no-indict decision, "when prosecutors choose not to prosecute to the full extent of the law in a case as egregious as this, the law itself is diminished.
What the prisoner has to prove is that the examining magistrate had no right to indict him — in other words, that the state has no case.
If Jesus believed that he started a new religion, the role-playing attorney might advise him: "Tell Pilate that he should release you because he said he had no argument with you and that the Sanhedrin has no authority to indict you because you are no longer a Jew.
The accords specified that no one indicted for war crimes could participate in the elections scheduled for September 14 , 1996 thus, Karadžić was required to relinquish his government and party positions.
He reportedly said there could be no images indicting Collier was gay.
Meanwhile, there no guarantees indicted officers will ultimately be held to account or prosecuted in a timely way.
"Today's action in no way indicts the thousands of dedicated, city employees who perform their jobs with honesty and integrity daily.
Yet, when the seven tobacco company executives -- "the Seven Dwarves" -- testified before Congress that "nicotine was not addictive", no one indicted any of those who profiteered from human suffering from their cancer causing sticks.
This truth-teller, who correctly characterized the majority opinion Citizens United v. FEC as a "glittering generality," has pulled no punches indicting Chief Justice Roberts' opinion in McCutcheon, saying "the voter is less important than the man who provides money to the candidate.
Mr. Hynes added: "I have had no problem identifying an indicted priest because there is no evidence that victims are intimidated.
But a special prosecutor found no evidence to indict anyone.
