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Verb(1) accuse formally of a crime,accuse(2) accuse formally of a crime(3) accuse

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(1) Howard, it suggests that if they do believe that he is a suspect or may be guilty, they maybe do not have enough evidence to get a grand jury to indict him.(2) Despite considerable evidence, a grand jury refused to indict him.(3) Prosecutors did not indict him on the first charge, while a court fined him 300,000 yen on the second charge.(4) If you so testify in front of a jury, I will indict you for first degree murder.(5) Turns out the Justice Department didn't think they had enough evidence to indict him.(6) If there's information you could indict, they will indict him when he leaves office if he lied under oath.(7) Undaunted, local prosecutors decided to indict him for possession of drug paraphernalia.(8) However, prosecutors did not indict him at that time on the grounds that the girl could not remember what he did.(9) And a grand jury or the state attorney makes the decision as to whether or not to formally indict you with the charges.(10) Well, if they're just indicting him for burglary, I doubt they have any direct connection yet.(11) The relevant units shall protect the legitimate rights and interests of the reporters, indicters and informers according to law.(12) This one a Texas grand jury indicting him on a charge of money laundering, also in connection with this case.(13) There are unconfirmed reports that several more Hague indictees were detained on Thursday.(14) Here was a man accused of homosexual activities on the occasions for which he was indicted .(15) Most of the day he is free to mix with other detainees, spend time walking in an exercise yard or playing chess and cards with the other war crimes indictees .(16) Perhaps the indicters could argue that they were making an example?