What happens when a person is indicted?
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Indictment is a preliminary stage of a formal charge that would follow only if the grand jury (those who get to decide whether the person is likely to have committed a crime) determined the person might have committed a crime.  So being indicted does not mean you are guilty as charge but an important stage for the ensuing formal charge, which, if tried, determines whether the person is guilty of the crime in trial.
677365
A person is indicted by a grand jury; fraud is a criminal matter. There's more to this story you're not telling us. . .
824553
A preliminary examination is the same as a preliminary hearing. Typically, this is a hearing that the defense counsel requests prior to the issuance of an indictment. The defense counsel will probably attempt to show the presiding judge during the hearing that the case should not be indicted and the charges should be dropped or dramatically reduced. The victim is usually present with his or her attorney to present their side. These hearings attempt to examine the facts and circumstances of the case to determine if the defendant will be charged. However, I am not an attorney and this victim certainly needs to be represented by a good criminal attorney.
199506
Unless you were notified you do not have to show up.  Once sharges have been filed it is out of your hands.  The state in which you live is the one pressing charges. So, unless your testimoney is crucial to their case you do not have to go.
316434
It depends upon the crime he has been charged with. The courts are not compelled to release people they believe to be a danger to society or a flight risk, however they can't hold them without cause either. His lawyer should be filing a Writ of Habeus Corpus if there is some question.
342019
No, depending on the state, but here in COlorado once you file the DV charges, the state takes over and prosecute's. The only way you can "drop" them is if they go to court and he pleads not guilty, they will go to a jury trial, and all you have to do is not show up then there is no evidence, and nothing happens to you either.
1149275
The Clerk of Courts office maintains the information. The information is available to the general public unless the Warrant/ Indictment were sealed.
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indictment\n\nif I understand your question
769752
You have to be arraigned before a trial, which could then find you guilty.  As far as I know, you have to be arrested to be arraigned.
805108
The imprisonment is about 6 months to 12 years depending upon the evidence presented and the defense adopted by your friend's husband.  The crime commited is already a grave offense because it involves fraud.
969501
Federal crime, 7-10 years. If the amount is that much then the state turns the criminal over to the feds most likely.
623121
The sentence will be determined at his trial/court date with the judge.  Right now there is probably a bench warrant out on him, which means he could be picked up and held at any time.  \n\nHe needs to get an attorney and contact the courts.  It will just get worse for him if he doesn't.
1028751
he can and most likely will be deported.  he's not a citizen and he committed a felony.
87602
An indictment can be sealed so that it stays non-public until it is unsealed. This can be done for a number of reasons. It may be unsealed, for example, once the named person is arrested.
578579
It depends on them and may get arrested too...
63940
It is usually issued for new charges or failure to appear for a court hearing.
149798
It depends on what it was that person was doing...and what branch of the government arrested him..He could be held indefinitely.