Nolle prosequi refers to the notion of "no prosecution," or cases in which the state has so much evidence against the defendant that a trial is not needed in order to convict the accused.

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Nolle prosequi actually refers to the decision by a prosecutor to drop charges against a defendant, often due to lack of evidence or a plea deal being reached. It does not indicate a situation where there is overwhelming evidence against the defendant.

Nolle Prosequi Refers to the Notion of "No Prosecution," or Cases