Orangecat
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Don't "mention" me if you can't handle the attention, child.
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Don't "mention" me if you can't handle the attention, child.
Don't "mention" me if you can't handle the attention, child.
`So then an Indictment is Not a charge.Then what is it.LOL
Great, another idiot proves his ignorance. Moron, grand juries indict, prosecutors charge. It's all part of an ongoing process but they're not the same.
Read & learn (if possible)...
What Is the Difference Between an Indictment and a Charge?
An indictment may or may not result in court charges. In this post you will learn what is the difference between an indictment and a charge.thelawdictionary.orgAn indictment and a charge are both steps used to move a criminal case toward a trial. The main difference is grand juries file indictments and prosecutors file charges.[...]Generally speaking, an indictment, also known as a “true bill” may be viewed as a formal accusation undergoing an official investigation before moving forward with charges. An indictment may or may not result in court charges. A charge, on the other hand, means that grand jury members have decided formal prosecution should take place.[...]An indictment does not mean a person is going to jail. It simply means that the prosecution may proceed with filing criminal charges. At that point, a court trial will be scheduled to begin and the process of trying the case before a judge and jury will commence.
`So then an Indictment is Not a charge.Then what is it.
I don't give a Gillhooley who Indicts or who charges.
Just like a Misdomeanor is not a Felony.
Yes,a DA is a Prosecutor.Or an elected or appointed
Public Prosecutor representing Government.
Grand Juries DON'T file anything.No more than an average JuryLOL
Great, another idiot proves his ignorance. Moron, grand juries indict, prosecutors charge. It's all part of an ongoing process but they're not the same.
Read & learn (if possible)...
What Is the Difference Between an Indictment and a Charge?
An indictment may or may not result in court charges. In this post you will learn what is the difference between an indictment and a charge.thelawdictionary.orgAn indictment and a charge are both steps used to move a criminal case toward a trial. The main difference is grand juries file indictments and prosecutors file charges.[...]Generally speaking, an indictment, also known as a “true bill” may be viewed as a formal accusation undergoing an official investigation before moving forward with charges. An indictment may or may not result in court charges. A charge, on the other hand, means that grand jury members have decided formal prosecution should take place.[...]An indictment does not mean a person is going to jail. It simply means that the prosecution may proceed with filing criminal charges. At that point, a court trial will be scheduled to begin and the process of trying the case before a judge and jury will commence.
I led you to the trough. That's all I can do.
Still a triggered moron seeking attention, I see.
I bitch slapped you kid.