On May 1, 1919, an entry of nolle prosequi was made against this indictment.

On May 24, the state asked for nolle prosequi and the court agreed to withdraw the indictments.

This is so even where the prosecution is abandoned nolle prosequi.

No certificate nolle prosequi as such is required.

In contrast, nolle prosequi is usually made after a decision to prosecute has already been made.

The prosecution then issued a writ of nolle prosequi.

The nolle prosequi certificate will lapse if private prosecution is not instituted within three months.

The case was ended after the Attorney-General entered a nolle prosequi.

Nolle prosequi (unwilling to pursue) was entered in the case in June 1855.

Equally, the prosecuting authority usually has the power to stop any prosecution by entering a Nolle prosequi.

I must issue a nolle prosequi.

The county's acting district attorney eventually issued a nolle prosequi, and Camp was never prosecuted for the killing.

In the end, the Attorney-General issued a nolle prosequi and the case came to an end.

Opportunity principle: in Dutch law, this is a generalized (principalized) form of nolle prosequi.

Because of this, he was not tried for Dunne's murder as the state entered a plea of nolle prosequi.

Some say Darrel was tried and acquitted, others that he was granted a nolle prosequi through lack of evidence.

However, when no witnesses show for his trial, the courts declare the case "Nolle prosequi", and Johnny is released.

He was prosecuted for publishing seditious matter, but Phipps intervened to end the proceedings by nolle prosequi.

The only exception to this rule is when the Attorney-General enters a nolle prosequi which can be done at any stage of the proceedings.

Mr. O'Brien has entered nolle prosequi on both of them, so the whole thing can be disregarded."

"Nolle prosequi!

One prerequisite for a private prosecution is a certificate nolle prosequi from the DPP.

Motion for nolle prosequi

However, the trial judge and DPP brought a nolle prosequi against the charge in April 1981.

Nolle prosequi (a variant of the Latin words, sometimes with two s's, means no further prosecution) in effect dismisses charges in a criminal case.