When a grand jury does not find enough evidence to charge a crime, it returns a ___ .

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A bill ignoramus is a legal term for a grand jury's decision not to indict or charge someone with a crime when there is insufficient evidence. B) True bill is the term used when a grand jury finds enough evidence to charge someone with a crime. C) Felony indictment is a formal accusation of a felony crime, issued by a grand jury after considering evidence presented by the prosecutor. D) Suppression order is a court order to exclude or prohibit the use of evidence in a trial.

When a Grand Jury Does Not Find Enough Evidence to Charge