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Keywords: Indictment, Grand, Jury, Endorsed, Criminal

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Indictment by grand jury. Notation on indictment that charge should go to court. Compare no bill.

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A decision by a grand jury that sufficient evidence exists that a crime was committed and a particular person committed it; an indictment.

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In criminal practice, the endorsement made by a grand jury upon a bill of indictment when it finds sufficient evidence to warrant a criminal charge. ()

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an indictment endorsed by a grand jury

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an indictment approved of by a grand jury

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In criminal practice, the endorsement made by a grand jury on a bill of indictment when they find it sufficient to support a criminal charge.

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See Indictment.

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The endorsement made by a grand jury upon a bill of indictment, when they find it sustained by the evidence laid before them, and are satisfied of the truth of the accusation. The endorsement made by the grand jury when they find sufficient evidence to warrant a criminal charge. An indictment.

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