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Indictment

1933 23 24 geo 5 c 36 the bill of indictment is now preferred by any person before a court in

been committed to or detained in custody or unless the indictment should be preferred with the written consent of the attorney

if the court upon the application of the person so indicted or otherwise thinks that he ought to be allowed a

indictment 1 the action or the legal process of indicting 2

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

signed by an officer of the court can become an indicting it may be preferred by directing or with the consent

indicted charged in an indictment with a criminal offence see indictment

indictable making one liable to indictment an offense

charters of king edgar and henry iii are dated by indictions jac law dict

bill of indictment see bill

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