If the grand jury finds no probable cause, they will return a_____, and there is no case at that time.

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If the grand jury finds no probable cause, they will return a "no bill," indicating that there is not enough evidence to bring a case forward. A "true bill" is the opposite and indicates that the grand jury has found probable cause and has decided to bring charges against the defendant. "Bill of guilt" and "false bill" are not commonly used legal terms.

If the Grand Jury Finds No Probable Cause, They Will