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1208, 88 L.Ed. 1481, thought sufficient to break the pattern of coercion.
The ruling by Judge Leonard B. Sand of Federal District Court in Manhattan comes after complaints by lawyers for one defendant, Wadih el-Hage, that prosecutors were engaging in a "pattern of coercion and intimidation" through abuse of the grand jury process and other tactics.
B5 Terror Suspect Asserts Abuse Lawyers for Wadih el-Hage, a suspect in the bombing of two American embassies, say prosecutors are using a "pattern of coercion and intimidation" against potential defense witnesses through improper use of the grand jury and other tactics.
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While these practices run counter to principles of democratic policing, these patterns of coercion have proven remarkably resistant to reform.
That's a form of coercion.
But in India it is an effective form of coercion.
Is this a textbook example of coercion?
Companies have virtually no powers of coercion.
The rabbis had no means of coercion.
Additionally, claims of coercion are largely exaggerated.
The unspoken threat is of coercion.
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