Talk:Indictment
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- Alternatively an indictment may be issued by a court, following arraignment, at a preliminary hearing.
According to arraignment, this is when the plea is enterred; isn't indictment an earlier process than arraignment? -- Simon J Kissane
I currently have my civics book open and it agrees with you. The order of process that it states is, Preliminary Hearing, Indictment, Arraignment, Trial, Sentancing.Rudraksha 02:48, 4 October 2006 (UTC)
The pronunciation of this word should be listed somewhere on this article as the word sounds little like how it is spelt.
