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What is the difference between indictment and a conviction?
An indictment is a formal accusation that a person has committed a crime, issued by a grand jury based on evidence presented by a prosecutor. A conviction, on the other hand, is a formal declaration of guilt by a court or jury after a trial or guilty plea. Indictment precedes a trial, while conviction follows a trial.
Does eating parsley help infertility?
Parsley should never be consumed while a person is trying to get pregnant. It can actually produce a miscarriage if it is eaten in large amounts. Safe herbs to consume while trying to conceive, or while pregnant, include peppermint and lavender.
Why can't you get married in Skyrim while wearing the amulet of Mara?
Usually, to get married in Skyrim, you will need to do a quest for the person you are trying to marry.
What does it mean when you dream the same person is trying to kill you in every dream you have?
Do you know that person, and do they say anything to you while trying to kill you? Also have they ever succeeded or did you always escape. Every element in a dream goes towards its meaning, so this information would help me to interpret it.
What is the difference between indictment and impeachment?
Indictment refers to a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime, typically initiated by a grand jury in criminal law. In contrast, impeachment is a political process used to remove a public official, such as a president, from office due to misconduct, and is conducted by the legislative body (e.g., Congress in the U.S.). While an indictment leads to criminal prosecution, impeachment does not necessarily imply criminality; it focuses on the official's ability to perform their duties.
Does a federal indictment show up on a background report if you haven't been found guilty?
If an indictment was issued, then a warrant will follow. Once a person is arrested, then that arrest will show up on their criminal history. It may take a while since agencies can be slow to submit the information. Once there is a final ruling in the case, or "disposition" as it is called in police jargon, it will be added to the criminal history. That disposition will let whoever is reading the history know if the charges were dropped, if a plea was reached, or if the accused was convicted.
What does it mean when someone sniffs their nose while walking by you?
Sniffing one's nose while walking by you could mean that the person has allergies, a cold, or is trying to detect an unfamiliar smell in their surroundings. It's a common reflex that may not necessarily indicate anything negative.
What does it mean if a person blinks a lot while talking?
Frequent blinking while talking could indicate nervousness, stress, or discomfort. It may also be a sign of trying to gather thoughts or process information.
What if it says the number you are trying to call is not reachable?
That would mean that the phone you're trying to reach is out of service. The person may have been late in paying a bill or cancelled their account, have had their phone disabled while getting it repaired, or have changed their phone number.
Why do you need to pinch a person's nose while performing CPR?
This prevents the air you are trying to get into them from leaving through the nose, and helps keep enough pressure going into the lungs to get them inflated.
Is it a technical foul if defensive players touches the basketball while inn the hands of the offensive player?
uhm no!!!!!!!! its called playing basketball! that's what your suppose to do. as long as they don't hit the person while trying to get the basketball then its not even a foul
If someone says they want to 'get off with me' while kissing would that involve tongues?
That is highly a matter of personal preference. The best person to ask would not be on WikiAnswers, rather the person who said that to you. Someone else may misinterpret what they were trying to say.
