Sentence examples for when indicted from inspiring English sources

Now, they will be turned over to Korean authorities when indicted.

In March an assistant coach, Randy Brown, resigned when indicted on federal charges of receiving and possessing child pornography.

McMahon said his client was not cooperating with the government, would plead not guilty when indicted — expected within the next 30 days — and would ask for a trial.

As an assistant secretary of state under President Ronald Reagan, Mr. Abrams lied so blatantly to Congress in 1986 about the Iran-contra scandal that when indicted in 1991 he had no choice but to plead guilty.

As accused business executives like the NatWest Three and Chris Tappin – he's now on bail in Houston, tagged and banned from the internet, awaiting charges of selling ship missiles to Iran (like the Reagan administration did) – discovered when indicted, American prosecutors love to plea bargain.

Prosecutors condemned that pursuit when indicting the hedge fund, which is owned by the billionaire investor Steven A. Cohen.

The league didn't consider the scientific fact that footballs lose air pressure in cold weather when indicting Brady, which renders its case moot.

Killen escaped state charges until last Thursday, when Mississippi indicted him for the murders.

In 1917, U.S. Attorney H. Snowden Marshall set the tone when he indicted a sitting member of Congress.

Some said Mr. Earle, a Democrat, was politically motivated when he indicted Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, a Republican, on felony misconduct charges.

Prosecutors were accused of reaching back to a dictatorship-era law when they indicted several of those held responsible for spreading "false rumors".