the grand jury finds an indictment sufficient to prove probable cause, then they will vote to return the indictment or _____.

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If the grand jury finds an indictment sufficient to prove probable cause, they will vote to return a "true bill" or simply "bill." This means that the defendant will be formally charged with the crime and will proceed to trial. If the grand jury does not find sufficient evidence to proceed, they will vote to return a "no bill," meaning the defendant will not be formally charged. "Bill of guilt" and "right bill" are not commonly used legal terms in this context.

The Grand Jury Finds an Indictment Sufficient to Prove Probable