true bill
true bill, n. A grand jury’s notation that a criminal charge should go before a petty jury for trial (the grand jury returned a true bill, and the state prepared to prosecute). — Also termed billa vera. Cf. NO BILL. [Cases: Grand Jury 42.]
true bill, n. A grand jury’s notation that a criminal charge should go before a petty jury for trial (the grand jury returned a true bill, and the state prepared to prosecute). — Also termed billa vera. Cf. NO BILL. [Cases: Grand Jury 42.]
true-bill, vb. To make or deliver a true bill on (the grand jury true-billed the indictment).