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To indite means to write or compose something.
Assuming another word may have been intended by the questioner, lets offer this answer.
Indicted means someone has been formally accused of a crime by a grand jury.
The words are spelled differently but are pronounced the same.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoIn the common legal law system, an INDICTMENT, or being INDICTED is a formal accusation of having committed a criminal offense. The word INDITED is often confused as being INDICTMENT.
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What was Amanda knox sentence?
indited
Can you get a bond at your arraignment if you have already been indited?
No you can't do that
What court will you go to if you're indicted?
if you where to go to court and get indited what does that mean?
Who was the general indited for selling missiles during the Reagan administration?
oliver north
When should you hire a lawyer if you know you will be indited?
Honestly? The moment you find out you're a suspect is when you should.
How long does it take to be indited?
Generally- 30 days from the day of arrest, depending on type of indictment.
What are the laws needed to follow when being indited in TX?
The same laws for those who are indicted anywhere else.
What are you suppose to do if you are indited by the grand jury?
Your next action is arraignment. If you were indicted I'd think about engaging the services of an attorney if I were you.
What is Luc robitaille rookie card value?
about 20 bucks. value crashed when he retired. may boost a bit when he gets indited.
What to do if being indited on a felony charge that was first a misdemeanor?
There is nothing you can do. Grand jury proceedings are closed. Hire yourself a good criminal attorney.
Who would need a defense attorneys?
Any person who is being indited for any criminal offence might need a defense attorney. If you are daring and wish to represent yourself then none is needed.
Can you get drug charges dismissed if you have not been indited in 3 years?
You've been charged but NOT indicted after THREE years?? !! Something is missing from this question! Either that or- you need to speak to your attorney and get an answer to this question.
