indict /in-dītˈ/

To charge with a crime formally or in writing

indictˈable adjective

indicteeˈ noun

A person who is indicted

indictˈer noun

indictˈment noun

1. A formal accusation
2. The written accusation against someone who is to be tried by jury
3. The form under which one is put to trial at the instance of the Lord Advocate (Scots law)

indictable offence noun

An offence that must be tried before a jury in the Crown Court

find an indictment

(of a grand jury in the USA) to be satisfied that there is a prima facie case, and endorse the bill a true bill

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