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indict

indict [alteration of earlier indite, from Anglo-French enditer, from Old French,

Indictment [fr. indico, Lat., to show], a written accusation against one

Vexatious indictments. In order to prevent these, it was provided, by the

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Traversing Indictment, postponing the trial of it. The (English) Criminal Procedure Act,

indictment 1 : the action or the legal process of indicting

Indicted, charged in an indictment with a criminal offence. see INDICTMENT.

Bill of indictment, means a bill which charges a person with an indictable

Capable of being or liable to be indicted subject to indictment as an indictable offender or offense

Indiction, cycle of, a mode of computing time by the space

indictable : making one liable to indictment [an offense]

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