Examples of 'true bill' in a sentence
Meaning of "true bill"
true bill: In legal context, this phrase refers to a bill of indictment endorsed by a grand jury, indicating that there is enough evidence to proceed with a trial
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- A grand jury's document endorsing the indictment it was to decide on, indicating that a criminal trial is appropriate.
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true bill
The grand jury delivered a true bill.
We need a true bill of rights for air passengers.
The prosecutor will confine himself to the matter contained in the true bill.
To find a true bill against him.
Whether or not I have provided you with sufficient evidence to grant a true bill of indictment.
It is a true bill in commerce.
A standard pattern memory 29 stores standard pattern data corresponding to the pattern of a true bill.
No true bill.
Yes! The grand jury delivered a true bill.
You expect to get a true bill of indictment on that trivia?
In each of these ten counts it is noted, Not a true bill of indictment.
You expect to get a true bill of indictment on that trivia? Come on, Lieutenant.
Congratulations to you both. We got a True Bill on all.
Hey, is it true Bill Hocking 's wife tried to stab him this weekend?
The grand jury just handed down a true bill for aggravated manslaughter.
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I mean, I was not there, but presumably they would have voted a True Bill.
That's the real true bill. True bill.
I think we had a 10 % chance of getting a not guilty out of this bang-to-rights true bill.
That 's the real true bill.
Cos I thought she was you . That 's true . That 's the real true bill.
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Her true intent is to capture the rebels
I do not even have a true friend to confront
