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Definition of indict
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Indict
(v. t.) To
write;
to
compose;
to
dictate;
to
indite.
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Indictment
::
Indictment
(n.) An
accusation
in
general;
a
formal
accusation.
Libel
::
Libel (n.) A
malicious
publication
expressed
either
in print or in
writing,
or by
pictures,
effigies,
or other
signs,
tending
to
expose
another
to
public
hatred,
contempt,
or
ridicule.
Such
publication
is
indictable
at
common
law..
Vindictive
::
Vindictive
(a.)
Disposed
to
revenge;
prompted
or
characterized
by
revenge;
revengeful.
Indictment
::
Indictment
(n.) The
formal
statement
of an
offense,
as
framed
by the
prosecuting
authority
of the
State,
and found by the grand
jury..
Lay
::
Lay (v. t.) To
present
or
offer;
as, to lay an
indictment
in a
particular
county;
to lay a
scheme
before
one..
Indictment
::
Indictment
(n.) The act of
indicting,
or the state of being
indicted..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) To deny
formally,
as what the
opposite
party has
alleged.
When the
plaintiff
or
defendant
advances
new
matter,
he avers it to be true, and
traverses
what the other party has
affirmed.
To
traverse
an
indictment
or an
office
is to deny it..
Find
::
Find (v. t.) To
arrive
at, as a
conclusion;
to
determine
as true; to
establish;
as, to find a
verdict;
to find a true bill (of
indictment)
against
an
accused
person..
Indict
::
Indict
(v. t.) To
appoint
publicly
or by
authority;
to
proclaim
or
announce.
Probator
::
Probator
(n.) One who, when
indicted
for
crime,
confessed
it, and
accused
others,
his
accomplices,
in order to
obtain
pardon;
a
state's
evidence..
Conclusion
::
Conclusion
(n.) The end or close of a
pleading,
e.g., the
formal
ending
of an
indictment,
against
the
peace,
etc..
Indictive
::
Indictive
(a.)
Proclaimed;
declared;
public.
Prosecution
::
Prosecution
(n.) The
institution,
or
commencement,
and
continuance
of a
criminal
suit; the
process
of
exhibiting
formal
charges
against
an
offender
before
a legal
tribunal,
and
pursuing
them to final
judgment
on
behalf
of the state or
government,
as by
indictment
or
information..
Arraign
::
Arraign
(v. t.) To call or set as a
prisoner
at the bar of a court to
answer
to the
matter
charged
in an
indictment
or
complaint.
Presentment
::
Presentment
(n.) The
notice
taken by a grand jury of any
offence
from their own
knowledge
or
observation,
without
any bill of
indictment
laid
before
them, as, the
presentment
of a
nuisance,
a
libel,
or the like; also, an
inquisition
of
office
and
indictment
by a grand jury; an
official
accusation
presented
to a
tribunal
by the grand jury in an
indictment,
or the act of
offering
an
indictment;
also, the
indictment
itself..
Indictee
::
Indictee
(n.) A
person
indicted.
Revengeful
::
Revengeful
(a.) Full of, or prone to,
revenge;
vindictive;
malicious;
revenging;
wreaking
revenge..
Arraignment
::
Arraignment
(n.) The act of
arraigning,
or the state of being
arraigned;
the act of
calling
and
setting
a
prisoner
before
a court to
answer
to an
indictment
or
complaint..
Venire Facias
::
Venire
facias
() A writ in the
nature
of a
summons
to cause the party
indicted
on a penal
statute
to
appear.
Called
also
venire.
Indiction
::
Indiction
(n.) A cycle of
fifteen
years.
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