An indictment tells you what you have been charged with. It is presented to a jury at the start of a trial to let them know what the prosecutor must prove. It is not evidence; it is nothing more than a piece of paper.
An indictment tells you what you have been charged with. It is presented to a jury at the start of a trial to let them know what the prosecutor must prove. It is not evidence; it is nothing more than a piece of paper.