If you get “nolle prossed” it doesn’t mean your name ... I asked five defense attorneys about having cases dismissed with prejudice, and each had a similar response.

“The consequence of the State not going forward or not producing evidence was dismissal of the case or an acquittal,” Bell wrote. “When the State nolle prossed the case, it was, as the State ...

Prosecutors nolle prossed the charges -- meaning they were dismissed but could be reinstated at a different time -- because two out of the three witnesses did not appear in court to testify.

Mellow, who is a defendant in the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission corruption case, has been nolle prossed ... disposition in exchange for a dismissal of charges.

Another term often used in the court system when charges are dismissed is “Nolle Prosequi.” Nolle prosequi is a Latin phrase basically meaning "will no longer prosecute." It typically works ...

Initially this appeared to be a possible reason for the unexpected nolle prosse motion to dismiss. It now seems that case implosion was not the reason for the dismissal. Shortly after it was ...

Online court records show the charges against Andre Rawls were nolle prossed, which is a legal motion that means prosecutors currently do not have enough evidence to move the case forward but can ...