A written accusation that probable cause exists to believe that a named person has
Committed a crime is known as:

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An indictment is a formal, written accusation that probable cause exists to believe that a named person has committed a crime. It is issued by a grand jury, after it has heard evidence from a prosecutor. Actus reus refers to the physical act of committing a crime, while a conviction is a legal finding of guilt after a trial or plea. A subpoena is a court order compelling a person to appear in court or provide testimony or evidence.

A Written Accusation That Probable Cause Exists to Believe That