Gen. Rahim Ademi surrendered after the tribunal's prosecutor pressured Croatia to arrest him and another Croat commander for trial.
With Drake adamantly resisting prosecutors' pressure to make a plea deal – "I won't bargain with the truth," he declared – the government eventually withdrew most of its charges against him.
Former friends and associates, under prosecutors' pressure, testify as to your nefarious ways, in stories woven largely from whole cloth.
Price said he was charged with obstruction of justice because he didn't succumb to prosecutors' pressure to finger Phipps as the shooter. .
After a surge in street explosions in 2010 and 2011, Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes, and prosecutors pressured utility companies into agreeing to pay fines of about $50,000 for each explosion, in addition to damages to victims.
In the rare event that an indictment is returned, a prosecutor under pressure from police allies may blame the jurors.
In that case, Stevenson uncovered the prosecutor's pressure tactics simply by listening to the flip side of a police interrogation tape.
"In death penalty cases, the prosecutor feels pressure," said William Broadhus, a former attorney general of Virginia who tried death penalty cases and is now in private practice.
In 2009, nongovernmental organizations and the state's federal prosecutor put pressure on companies to reduce deforestation associated with cattle production.
"If every newsworthy case were deemed compelling and, thus justified disclosure, the veil of grand jury secrecy would be lifted and every citizen's right to have fellow citizens, sitting on a grand jury, check the power of the police and the prosecutor without pressure from outside influence real or perceived would be imperiled," Garnett said in the opinion.
