Indictable Offences Are

Indictable Offences are:

A) preliminary hearing before a Magistrate of a serious criminal offence,where the Magistrate decides if there is enough evidence against the accused to proceed to a formal trial.
B) less formal proceedings where the accused pleads guilty.
C) more serious criminal offences generally heard in intermediate or superior courts.
D) less serious crimes which are usually heard in the Magistrates Court.