A formal criminal charge made by a Grand Jury after considering evidence presented by the prosecutor. Also called a True Bill. BILL- A determination by the Grand Jury that the evidence presented by the prosecution is not sufficient to justify an indictment. The use of force or threat of force to influence or intimidate a juror or witness. The early release under conditions of supervision of a person who has been convicted of a crime, sentenced to prison and has served some of that sentence.
Perjury is a crime of the third degree punishable by a severe penalty.
The answer is the plea which may be either guilty or not guilty. A necessary aspect of the criminal justice process which promotes the speedy disposition of cases without the necessity of trial. The goal of the prosecutor in plea bargaining is to try to achieve approximately the same result as would have occurred if the defendant had been convicted after trial. A formal criminal charge made by a Grand Jury after considering evidence presented by the prosecutor. Also called an indictment.