Indict Quotations

Federal prosecutors want to indict Julian Assange for making public a great many classified documents.

Putting pressure on grand juries to indict in my view is un-American. A grand jury should be allowed to be fair and impartial. They shouldn't have people yelling and screaming.

Only a Republican prosecutor would indict a career civil servant for pursuing a better deal for taxpayers.

Richmond County District Attorney Danny Craig said in the motions hearing,that but for the Gwinnett County case, they would not have had probable cause to indict him. If he's correct, and I have no reason to doubt the D.A. of Richmond County, then I don't think that will substantiate a prior bad act. It would render it inadmissible in the Gwinnett County case.

I have heard from reliable sources that the government intends to indict eight former partners of KPMG in relation to their involvement in alleged tax shelters.

If they have evidence that he did something wrong, indict him and give him a forum where he can defend himself as every American citizen has been able to do for the last 225 years.

has enough evidence to indict the 10 leading members of the regime.

Given the decision by the Justice Department to indict the entire 26,000-person firm, it is invertible there will be some personnel cuts,

starting to undermine the prosecutor by implying that he's only going to be able to indict on technicalities.

I want you to know that the Office of Independent Counsel can indict my dog, they can indict my cat, but I'm not going to lie about the president, ... I'm not going to lie about the first lady or anyone else. My wife and I are innocent of the charges that have been brought today.

We anticipate in the coming weeks and months that we will indict a large number of people, perhaps even doubling the present number.

While the executives played around with the notion of safer cigarettes, the lawyers in the company said, 'Listen, if you make a safer cigarette, you'll indict all the rest of our cigarettes'

The proclamation and repetition of first principles is a constant feature of life in our democracy. Active adherence to these principles, however, has always been considered un-American. We recipients of the boon of liberty have always been ready, when faced with discomfort, to discard any and all first principles of liberty, and, further, to indict those who do not freely join with us in happily arrogating those principles.

You indict the majority leader on a conspiracy charge and you're now just looking at his phone records? This should have been taken care of three years ago,

attempted to browbeat and coerce' the second grand jury to change its decision not to indict DeLay so there would be no public record of a rejection.

No prosecutor would accept that from an ordinary witness. You'd get a subpoena the next day and ask specific, pointed questions until you got answers, or you'd indict the guy.

They say a clever prosecutor can indict a ham sandwich if he gets the right grand jury, ... Was this sort of a setup?

They threaten to indict you in order to get you to testify consistently with their notion of the facts against the target they want. If you do, your life can continue. If you tell the truth, and stand on your moral conviction, you get indicted.

Ronnie Earle didn't indict him. The grand jury indicted him.

As some House Republicans tell it, their vote today to change party rules was not just about protecting Tom DeLay. They say it was about taking power away from a Democratic prosecutor who they believe may be eager to indict their majority leader.

It's up to the tribunal to indict and name people as war criminals.

It's unfair to indict coach Barnett or the recruiting process or college football, because it goes deeper than that. I think it's a direct reflection of society, that we need to do a better job educating our children about what is and isn't acceptable.

That's astonishing, astonishing that they would get a grand jury to indict and allege there is a list and then they have to admit in open court the first time they appear in open court that there is no list.

It's hard to be zealous when you are looking over your shoulder and thinking, 'Could the government indict me for this?'

Any partisan crackpot district attorney who might want to indict a member of our leadership.

A good district attorney can indict a ham sandwich if he wants to, and Mr. Earle understands that, ... The accusations harm as much as the convictions. Because all you have right now is accusations, and we're having an interview on a national television show about accusations. So they're obviously harmful or it wouldn't be news.

The effort to indict Saddam Hussein as a war criminal is now getting under way, and we are using our diplomacy to try to support the establishment of a war crimes commission on Iraq,

And it is, after all, the government that made this bed: having rushed to indict on an extraordinary expedited schedule, the Justice Department is in no position to complain if temporary restrictions on the grand jury are necessary to prevent the government from obtaining an unfair and improper advantage trial,

It's just a question of how much they want to push it. I have a hunch, if they wanted to push it, they could indict half the U.S. Congress.

for a new grand jury to indict DeLay on a day's notice suggests the evidence of his participation is convincing.