10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOL. PROS.»
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Plea Bargaining's Triumph: A History of Plea Bargaining in ...
cutor would nol pros the remaining counts. Murder cases, in contrast, generally
involved but a single offense, so there was no option to nol pros whole counts of
the indictment. Moreover, as any single count charging murder was enough to ...
2
The Congressional Globe
Nol. pros, by order of Commissioner of Internal Rov- enue, by letter dated
November 18, 1870. Nol. pros, by order of Commissioner of Internal Revenue, by
letter dated November 18, 1870. Nol. pros, by order of Commissioner of Internal ...
United States. Congress, Francis Preston Blair, John Cook Rives, 1871
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The Practice of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas
The mm" 0“ Soother way by which a plaintiff may put an end to the pronol.
prosceedings, is, by entering a nol. pros. as it is called, upon the reForm of entry.
cord, which is as follows: “ Et prwdictus A. B. per T. S. altornat. as 337 suum venit
his in ...
Baker John Sellon, Gentleman of the New-York Bar, 1813
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Annual Report of the Maine Temperance Society
Under these circumstances the County Attorney, after advising with the most
judicious friends of the temperance cause, concluded to nol. pros, all the
indictments then pending in relation to the sale of spirituous liquors —
considering it safer to ...
Maine Temperance Society, 1833
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Reports of Decisions Made in the Superior Courts of the ...
On the same day, the Solicitor General moved, that a Nol. Pros. should be '
entered on the first indictment found against prisoner, and the minutes of the
Court bear recorded upon them an entry of N01. Pros. The criminal docket has
opposite to ...
Robert Milledge Charlton, 1838
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Practical Aspects of Rape Investigation: A Multidisciplinary ...
Black's Law Dictionary defines nol pros as a formal entry upon the record by the
prosecuting officer in a criminal action that states he will not further prosecute the
case. The victim may not be able to be located. She may have moved and failed ...
Robert R. Hazelwood, Ann Wolbert Burgess, 2001
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Reports of Cases at Law, Argued and Determined in the Court ...
The entry of a nol. pros, does not put an end to the case, and neither entitles the
party to a discharge from custody, nor his bail to a discharge fro n his
recognizance. Before Mr. Justice Bay, at Charleston, October Term, 1835. The
case is so ...
William Randolph Hill, 1841
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The Reports of the Most Learned Sir Edmund Saunders, Knt. ...
In that case there was only one defendant and the nol. pros- was entered to the
whole action. See Tidd's Pract. 710. citing a MS. case of Harewood v. Matthews,
H. 56. G. 3. K. B. that one of several defendants who pleads bankruptcy and as to
...
Sir Edmund Saunders, Sir John Williams, Sir John Patteson, 1824
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Mellinkoff's Dictionary of American Legal Usage
Abbreviated nol pros or nol. pros, sometimes nolle. 2. (v.) in some jurisdictions, to
dismiss a criminal prosecution, more often abbreviated nol pros. <They nol
prossed the charge of murder.> nolo Elsee guilty. nolo contendere Elsee guilty.
no ...
(r) Where one of the partners is a bankrupt, it is requisite to make him a
codefendant;C$) and if he plead a certificate, the plaintiff may enter a nol. pros.
as to him, and proceed against the others. (/) And where a plaintiff sues a solvent
partner ...
