Sentence examples for to indictment from inspiring English sources
noun
An official formal accusation for a criminal offence, or the process by which it is brought to a jury.
The issue of whether Trump could use his pardon power returns us to the debate over whether a sitting president may be indicted or whether the Constitution requires impeachment and removal prior to indictment.
FEW cases take eight months from arrest to indictment.
Szalkowski said the men would not be subject to indictment or jail time.
But the decision Tuesday cited the New Jersey Constitution's guarantee of a right to indictment by grand jury.
"Subject left State prior to indictment and it is believed same was dismissed for lack of evidence," the file continues.
The Supreme Court is on the verge of delivering a historic decision on whether the incumbent pres. is subject to indictment, while holding office.
He returned to Kansas City on 16 August 1999, according to the indictment, to retrieve the reagents and take them to RIKEN.
Prosecutors can add more factors to indictments and to plea agreements.
Mr Amos said he would file a complaint with Israeli police even though such complaints very rarely lead to indictments.
Those cases led to indictments -- and convictions in the Trade Center case -- in New York courts.
Those cases are very similar to indictments of former officials across Europe (trials in Croatia or Iceland are examples).
