Word: indictment
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...grand jury refused last week to indict Banuelos for shooting Hernandez, ruling that he had acted properly in defense of his fellow soldiers. But what remains unresolved--the question that has sent powerful tremors from the adobe-and-cinder-block foundations of Redford to the Defense Department in Washington--is whether the Marines should have been there in the first place...
...have realized that he could not clip the Chicken King, say some of the lawyers with a stake in the case, and seems resigned to sacrificing him in a final lunge at Espy. He may also be hoping to trip up Tyson with perjury charges, and he could still indict Tyson's company. Smaltz has indicated he will wrap up his probe by early summer...
Though last week's suicide attack was the first since Netanyahu became Prime Minister last May, he has amassed a stunning record for brinkmanship during his first 300 days: three major crises in the peace negotiations; a war scare with Syria; a domestic political scandal that threatens to indict his closest aides for corruption; the alienation at one time or another of virtually all his friends, constituents and foreign allies. In the aftermath of Friday's blast, many were debating who bore the most blame and whether the peace process, already damaged goods, was now beyond repair...
...Malibu, California, announced that it had hired Starr to be dean of its law and public-policy schools starting in August. That surprise cheered the White House and infuriated Republicans, many of whom had hoped Starr could slowly undo the Clintons' grip on power with a string of indictments in the Whitewater affair later this year. Starr insisted that the investigation would go on without him, but well-placed sources noted that without the cooperation of Hubbell, Hillary's former law partner in Little Rock, and of Whitewater partner Susan McDougal, Starr had been stymied. In other words...
...House officials are reportedly thrilled by news that Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr has accepted a new job as dean of Pepperdine's law school, starting August 1. While Administration officials had no official comment, privately aides speculated that the announcement means that Starr doesn't have enough evidence to indict the Clintons. But a lawyer familiar with the investigation cautioned that nobody should read that much into Starr's departure. Starr, who said two weeks ago that he had completed his investigation, plans to have a report written and any indictments handed down before August. He had already said...