It's perhaps a small damning indictment of our country that the only people who are willing to protest on a week day are the homeless, the drunk and the hippies.
With the trial now at a critical midway juncture as Mr. Milosevic begins his defense, the three-judge panel is considering breaking up the charges faced by Mr. Milosevic into smaller, separate indictments, and providing him with a defense counsel against his will.
Asking for It did feel slightly, to me, like an indictment of small-town life and hive mind communities.
Relatives of those killed in the 1971 attacks, including Jesús Martín del Campo, called the indictments "a small, but important step".
WITH its Southern-fried dialogue, country lawyers and charges of small-town malfeasance, the indictment of Dickie Scruggs has all the trappings of a pulp fiction novel.
In 1920, a new publishing company started by Lewis's friend Alfred Harcourt published "Main Street," Lewis's indictment of small-town American life in general and Sauk Centre in particular.
June's former neighbours create their own narratives about both the cause of the fire and the private lives of its victims, in a searing indictment of small-town prejudices.
This indictment stunned the small, embattled community of Hasidic whistle-blowers.
The indictment is a small vindication for AMSC, which has been pursuing claims against Sinovel, a former customer, in China.
The sample size is too small to serve as an indictment of all New York fishmongers and restaurateurs, but the results are unlikely to be a mere statistical fluke.
