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Mr. Bellemare said he expected that indictments would emerge to be presented to a new special tribunal being set up in The Hague but declined to predict when.

The New Jersey courts, in a landmark 2001 decision, held that indictments should not be thrown out "unless prosecutorial misconduct is extreme and clearly infringes upon the grand jury decision-making process".

But the latest report, a 500-page document issued Tuesday by the Rwandan Justice Ministry, for the first time cites specific officials and hints the potential that indictments might be issued.

The 52-year-old leader of the state's largest Democratic county organization, he showed no sign that indictments were hanging over his head -- nor that he had been under prosecutorial scrutiny for more than a year.

A fact sheet released by Ms. Paulose's office said that indictments were at an all-time high, with a tripling of child-pornography cases and a doubling of gun prosecutions.

Mr. McGinty presents evidence in all fatal police encounters to a grand jury, but some activists have questioned the fairness of the process, and have noted that indictments are generally unlikely unless one is sought by a prosecutor.

Compounding that was the fact that, indictment or no indictment, nothing much seemed to change here as day by day and month by month, Mr. Suarez, a Democrat, who declined to be interviewed on Wednesday, kept serving out his second term.

That includes indictments that have now been prepared against two former Afghan ministers, who will be brought to court in the next week or two, Mr. Nazari said.

Prosecutors promised that more indictments would be coming.

She has been warning the Serbs for six months that the indictments were on the way.

The case they built is so strong that criminal indictments are expected.