bill of indictment

The whole bill of indictment was 150 pages long.

The bill of indictment states that the company has been involved in a long-term bribery process.

He will prepare a Bill of Indictment for the judge to begin the trial proceedings.

It takes nine yes votes to the question of probable cause to sign a true bill of indictment.

Mr. Doctorow arrived with "a bill of indictments," as he put it.

Ordinarily, bills of indictment were preferred after there had been an examination before the magistrates.

And then they proceed to give this bill of indictment to the other person, who then has to respond by hugging them or fighting back.

At the outset of trial, the prosecutor will read out the Bill of Indictment.

Parker issues a kind of bill of indictment against war, giving detailed statistics on its terrible cost in money and materials.

In some cases family members were shown bills of indictment, but authorities refused to provide copies of the documents.

The charge having been delivered, the grand jury withdrew to their own room, having received the bills of indictment.

If he decides to prosecute, he must prepare a Bill of Indictment and bring the action before an appropriate district court.

Many jurisdictions, however, allow the prosecution to seek a new preliminary hearing, or even seek a bill of indictment from a grand jury.

Bill of Indictment (1986)

He designed two bills of indictment that could be used against Chase but required a signature but neither the prosecutors nor judge wanted to take part.

Now at this point, someone needs to make a motion that the grand jury return a true bill of indictment against Fedison Bulow."

This is not to exonerate the church or to dismiss Mr. Goldhagen's impressive and disturbing bill of indictment against it.

At the Lewes summer assizes in 1611 they preferred a bill of indictment against him for nonconformity, but the grand jury ignored the bill.

It gives extensive details about his own bill of indictment, explains the situation for other Ergenekon detainees and criticize the role of the mainstream media.

The Regulators responded by obtaining their own Bills of Indictment against every person who had stood by and witnessed the lynching.

His attempts to keep the record sealed are significant in themselves; when the relevant files are opened they will form part of the longer bill of indictment.

The grand jury voted, in legal parlance, "no true bill of indictment," and Mr. Muhammad no longer faced any criminal charges.

The bureau's ineptitude here must be added to the lengthy bill of indictment against it for failing for so long to catch the traitor in its midst.

Gandhiji and Banker did not submit any appeal in their defense so magistrate Brown intended to file a bill of indictment with the court of inquiry.