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bring charges

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That indictment was then overturned by a second grand jury that decided not to bring charges against the officer.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has threatened to join the ICC and bring charges against Israel over settlements.

It took six weeks of protest and pressure for Sanford police to revisit the killing and bring charges against him.

The group is threatening to stage rallies if Shafiq wins—a victory that will undoubtedly bring charges of vote-rigging.

In announcing her decision, Corey was careful to point out that her office “does not bring charges in response to public demand.”

He complains of Trumbull and myself because he says we bring charges against him one or two years old.

Should I begin to bring charges I should speak from now till midnight.

If she remained in a hardened state, it would then be our duty to bring charges and proof.

Octavius at length determined to get rid of Antony, and had little need of invention to bring charges sufficient against him.

And yet you dared to bring charges against me, and to say: 'Ce seront mes enfants qui seront les victimes des fautes passees.'

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On this page you'll find 87 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to bring charges, such as: allege, arraign, arrest, attack, blame, and brand.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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