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Definitions from the WebTrue BillDescription:A true bill is a formal written statement issued by a grand jury that charges a person with a specific crime. It signifies the grand jury's determination that there is enough evidence to warrant a trial. Senses:Sense 1:Noun: A formal written statement issued by a grand jury. Example sentence: The grand jury deliberated for hours before finally handing down a true bill. Related products: Grand Jury Books, Criminal Law Books Sense 2:Noun: An indictment that charges a person with a particular crime. Example sentence: The suspect was arrested after a true bill was issued by the grand jury. Related products: Indictment Books, Court Procedures Books Sense 3:Noun: A valid or legally binding document. Example sentence: The court considered the document a true bill and entered it into evidence. Related products: Legal Documents Books, Evidence Law Books Sense 4:Noun: A popular local dish or food item. Example sentence: The seafood gumbo is a true bill dish in this region. Related products: N/A | ||||
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