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How far and in what ways do they reflect well on London as an urban society and to what extent do they indict it?

Perjury traps have become a popular tactic among independent counsels: if they can't prove the alleged crime they were appointed to investigate, they indict suspects for lying to investigators.

Although prosecutors indicted Mr. Won on charges of violating the election law, they did not arrest him, nor did they indict the intelligence agents, saying they were just following Mr. Won's orders.

Although prosecutors indicted Mr. Won on charges of violating the election law by including opposition candidates in the online postings, they did not arrest him, nor did they indict intelligence agents, saying they were just following Mr. Won's orders.

Mertz and Kane, who are married, don't rule out the existence of very small biological difference, but, by comparing test scores across cultures, they indict local social factors as the likely primary culprit.

In a typical grand jury proceeding, the prosecutor would present enough evidence to establish probable cause of the crimes the grand jury was considering, and would then recommend to the jurors that they indict on particular charges.

But when Department of Justice prosecutors announced the results of the U.S. investigation, in November , 1991 they indicted two intelligence operatives from Libya.

It just took several weeks, after they tried to deny DSK bail and after they indicted him, to do a thorough investigation.

"If the D.A. says there's not enough evidence, why in the world are they indicting?" he asked.

Instead they indicted Charles Taylor, while we have people we see every day [in Sierra Leone] who committed atrocities".

So giddy with power and numb to its abuses were the camera-wielding prison guards that they indicted themselves with their own antics.