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With Mr. Lieberman under the shadow of a possible indictment for corruption, Mr. Ayalon, a former ambassador to Washington who speaks flawless English and has a smooth, confident style, was viewed as a likely successor.

As he had signed a confession, he still faces a possible indictment for throwing stones – a charge that usually brings several months in jail but carries a maximum penalty of 20 years' jail.

More pow than wow Medina's turn Correction: Brazil's economy ReprintsIn June Mr Assange took refuge in Ecuador's London embassy, a flat in a redbrick mansion-block behind Harrods department store, to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted for possible indictment for sexual assault.

But thereafter the focus will shift from the parliament to the courts: there is a humiliating decision for the TV magnate to take as to whether he should do community service or accept house arrest; then the appeal in the 'Bunga Bunga trial' and another for leaking confidential judicial evidence; then possible indictment for bribery.

Federal prosecutors "have indicated that a possible Indictment for Jeremy Williams" and other defendants in the civil case is "highly likely within the very near future," Williams's attorney wrote to the court in May, requesting that a judge temporarily halt proceedings in the civil lawsuit until the criminal investigation is over.

As of this writing, he is facing possible indictment for charges of fraud, breach of trust, money laundering and witness harassment.

And a grand jury was seated Monday to hear the case, though it was not expected to make any decisions on possible indictments for weeks or months.

On April 1st Palestine officially joined the International Criminal Court (ICC), opening the way to the possible indictment of some Israelis for war crimes.

The grand jury also considers evidence for possible indictment of individuals in felony cases and reviews complaints submitted by citizens.

Many officials at Los Alamos are girding for the possible indictment of some respected, senior laboratory scientists on criminal charges for their mishandling of the disappearance of the hard drives earlier this year.

The warrants served Thursday show prosectors have carefully laid a foundation for the possible indictment of museum staffers allegedly complicit in the looting schemes -- which would be a first under American law, experts say.