| An indictment is valid even if the grand jurors have no knowledge, in voting to indict, that evidence exists that would exculpate the defendant. |
| The jury voted to remand the case to the Grand Jury, which on 2 November, voted to indict for first-degree murder. |
| And a grand jury or the state attorney makes the decision as to whether or not to formally indict you with the charges. |
| Undaunted, local prosecutors decided to indict him for possession of drug paraphernalia. |
| If there's information you could indict, they will indict him when he leaves office if he lied under oath. |
| The quotation, though referring to the Donatists, came to indict the Anglicans for separating themselves from the rest of the church. |
