true bills
true bills is the plural of true bill.
Meaning of true bill
Noun
true bill (plural true bills)
- A grand jury's formal decision to indict a criminal defendant, in which the jury has determined there is sufficient evidence (probable cause) to charge the person with a crime and proceed to trial.
Questions about true bills
- What is true bills the plural of?
- True bills is the plural of true bill.
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