nonindictable

the suspect faced minor charges but the conduct remained nonindictable.

despite the investigation, the case was deemed nonindictable by the prosecutor.

the police report detailed the incident, but it was ultimately nonindictable.

the grand jury declined to indict, finding the evidence nonindictable in nature.

the lawyer argued the actions were nonindictable and lacked criminal intent.

the judge dismissed the case as nonindictable due to insufficient evidence.

the investigation revealed a series of events, all ultimately nonindictable.

the district attorney determined the offense was legally nonindictable.

the evidence presented was insufficient to support an indictable offense, rendering it nonindictable.

after reviewing the facts, the prosecutor concluded the matter was nonindictable.

the legal team focused on demonstrating why the actions were inherently nonindictable.