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• This failure cannot be used to support a charge of perjury.
• But that principled debate on the issues does not support a charge of religious bigotry"
• Wednesday, however, Canova said he has new evidence to support a charge over the courthouse incident.
• Instead, Strand said the questions and answers were clear enough to support a charge by prosecutors.
• He reported to Bigelow what had happened and that other units on the right were going to support a charge.
• The split was devised to address the concerns of some Republicans who are reluctant to support a charge of perjury in the civil case.
• The split was devised to address the concerns of some Republicans who are reluctant to support a charge of perjury stemming from a civil case.
• The facts were insufficient to support a charge of homosexual conduct and so NNPTC opted to charge them with unprofessional conduct at non-judicial punishment ( NJP ).
• The jury was instructed that to support a charge of criminally negligent homicide, they had to find that the officers failed to take reasonable steps to prevent death.
• So far, the most significant paper evidence that could help to support a charge of obstruction of justice is a note that Tripp said that she received from Lewinsky.
• The case also found that voluntary attendance as a spectator was evidence that could be put to the jury to support a charge of aiding and abetting the assault.
• Besides the January 1995 tip, Herbert suggested that a phone call Connolly allegedly made to former agent Dennis Condon in April 1997 could support a charge of conspiracy to obstruct justice.
• He acknowledged the prosecutor, who had " said in his opening and closing address that there is no new evidence to support a charge being laid against the mother, Macsyna King ".
• He did say that the district attorney's office and police gave " all due regard " to the circumstances of the case, and that " the facts support a charge for manslaughter ."
• Hynes'office believes there is enough evidence to support a charge of criminally negligent homicide, and perhaps the more serious one of second-degree manslaughter, although the precise charge has yet to be determined, said the spokesman, Jerry Schmetterer.
• Specific information from credible sources _ an independent counsel and a district attorney _ support a charge that Radek may have violated Section 1505 of the criminal code, " Obstruction of proceedings before departments, agencies and committees ."
• Hunter also said that a police investigation had uncovered nothing to support a charge by a former Foxcatcher wrestler, Dan Chaid, that du Pont had pointed an automatic rifle at his chest in October and ordered him off the estate.
• The officer who led the police investigations into the murders, Detective Inspector John Tims, said he was " disappointed " at the verdict, finding " no evidence to support a charge against any other person and that includes the mother, Macsyna King ".