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Nolle prosequi,
abbreviated nol or
nolle pros, is
legal Latin meaning "to be
unwilling to pursue". It is a type of
prosecutorial discretion in
common law...
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minister of the Crown, had the
power to
suspend an
indictment through a
nolle prosequi,
something which Devlin said had
never been used to
prevent an accused...
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motion for new
trial or on an
appeal of the judgment. A "motion for
nolle prosequi" ("not prosecuting") is a
motion by a
prosecutor or
other plaintiff...
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Nolle or
Nölle may
refer to:
Nolle prosequi,
legal Latin term for the
discontinuance of a
prosecution Marianne Nölle (born 1938),
German serial killer...
- the government. He was in
prison for four
months before being given a
nolle prosequi.
Hichilema was
arrested on 11
April 2017. On the
night of 11
April 2017...
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enter a plea, the
court will
record a plea of "not guilty". Law
portal Nolle prosequi Stephano Bibas (July 2003). "Harmonizing
Substantive Criminal Law Values...
- in
connection with the Marc
Dutroux Affair, but was
acquitted with a
Nolle prosequi in 2010 for
alleged involvement in
child abduction. But
Nihoul was sentenced...
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dropped via a
nolle prosequi—an act by the
prosecution that was
later called by
Devlin an "abuse of process", saying: "The use of
nolle prosequi to conceal...
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which has two elements: the
granting of
pardons and the
granting of
nolle prosequi.
Pardons may
eliminate the "pains,
penalties and punishments" from a...
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several ****
shops in
which he was a shareholder. In
August 2005, a
nolle prosequi was
pronounced for the
procuring part of his indictment,
while in October...
