non-prosecution
No criminal charges
Non-prosecution is the decision not to bring criminal charges against someone.
A non-prosecution agreement is a formal arrangement between prosecutors and a person or company, typically in exchange for cooperation, fines, or corrective measures: The company entered a non-prosecution agreement and paid $500 million in penalties.
Shared position between parties
- immunityProtected from harm
- dealAgreement or distribution
- deferredSet aside until later
- declinationAngular distance from equator
charges · indictment · criminal · discretion · cooperation · plea · settlement · investigation
Adhering to requirements
- fraudIntentional criminal trickery
- whistleblowerInsider who reports misconduct
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
- monitorDisplay or supervisor
disclosure · cooperation · remediation · self-reporting · DOJ · SEC · bribery · corruption
Protected from harm
- sovereignSupreme in power
- embassyOfficial diplomatic residence abroad
- consularOf foreign officials
- extraditionFugitive transfer between jurisdictions
treaty · international · asylum · diplomatic · privilege · jurisdiction · Vienna · convention
agreement
Shared position between parties
declination · charges · indictment · criminal · discretion · cooperation · plea · settlement · investigation · witness
compliance
Adhering to requirements
- fraudIntentional criminal trickery
- whistleblowerInsider who reports misconduct
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
monitor · disclosure · cooperation · remediation · self-reporting · DOJ · SEC · bribery · corruption · fine
immunity
Protected from harm
extradition · treaty · international · asylum · diplomatic · privilege · jurisdiction · Vienna · convention · protection
non-prosecutionprosecution
Pursuing legal charges
criminal prosecution · indictment · criminal charges · charging · filing charges
non-prosecutionconviction
Firmly held belief
holding accountable · bringing to justice · criminal liability · punishment · sentencing
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