What Is the Difference Between an Indictment and a Conviction or Charge?
The difference between indictments, convictions, and charges can be confusing.
Indictment: A serious criminal charge at the Federal or state level.
Conviction: A conviction occurs at the end of your criminal trial if you are found guilty. Those found not guilty are “acquitted.”
Charge: To be charged with a crime means a prosecutor has filed charges against the accused.
Indictment vs. charge: An indictment is similar to a charge. The difference is in who files the accusation. Indictments are filed by grand juries, while prosecutors file charges.
What Happens After a Grand Jury Indictment?
After a grand jury has indicted someone, a criminal trial will be arranged to review the evidence and determine the involvement of the accused.
Consider why we don't see anything from the government involving convictions. They would have handed over to grand jury, and thus we would see no prosecution.
However, that might give a false sense that nothing is happening. This would appear this way to both sides of the issues.
THANKS!!! I always upvote posts with legit links. Great post. The high number of unsealed indictments is a point to make with normies. No one can rationally think that high of a number is normal when they used to have maybe 1000 a year, pre-Trump.
This is incredible. So what you’re saying is these sealed indictments are of individuals who are yet to be arrested, there are nearly 400,000 criminals that need to be rounded up? Ask yourself, what other reason would there be that this many criminals are still free and haven’t been arrested? What insane country would we live in if we let standard, drug trafficking, weapons trafficking, rico conspiracy, money laundering, and murderers, sit for years and years without arrest. I’m telling you right now I’ve talked to family friends in the know and they don’t know what to make of it, they say it’s unprecedented, never seen anything like it before. All I can say boys and girls is… Enjoy the show 🍿
Agent: Good morning, Mr. Suspect. I'm Agent Smith and this is Agent Jones. We understand that you've been indicted under a grand jury for the largest RICO conspiracy the world has ever seen involving every facet of industry at a global level.
Suspect: Yes, I've been informed.
Agent Smith: As you know, there are over 300,000 indictments in the US alone. I'm here to present you with the evidence we have against you and to ask if you're willing to make a deal.
Suspect: What kind of deal are you offering?
Agent Jones: Well, that depends on the information you're willing to provide us with. The more information you give us, the better deal we can offer you.
Suspect: I'm willing to listen.
Agent Smith: Excellent. We have evidence of your involvement in money laundering, bribery, and racketeering. We also have wiretapped conversations and financial records that link you to the conspiracy.
Suspect: That's a lot of evidence.
Agent Jones: Yes, it is. But remember, the more information you give us, the better deal we can offer you. Are you willing to cooperate?
Suspect: I'll need some time to think about it.
Agent Smith: Of course. We'll give you some time to consider your options. But remember, the clock is ticking and the longer you wait, the less favorable the deal will become.
Suspect: I understand. I'll let you know my decision soon.
Agent Jones: Alright, we'll be in touch. Thanks for your time, Mr. Suspect.
No. The conversation, as witnessed with the No Name fiasco, goes like this:
We have evidence of you committing terrible crimes. You can help us and preserve your legacy. Or be uncooperative and lose everything you've strung together for your family's future.
I think I read that each indictment can have up to 90 separate people on it. That isn’t to say each one does, but there’s a possibility each one has multiple people. Makes the amount of bodies increase.
Also, note that it doesn't have to be just persons.
A company can be indicted.
A company, also known as a corporation, can be charged with criminal offenses just like an individual. This can happen if the company or its employees have committed illegal activities, such as fraud, embezzlement, or environmental crimes.
A company can also be charged with crimes committed by its employees while acting within the scope of their employment.
Indictment of a company is a serious matter, and if found guilty, it can result in fines, penalties, and loss of business licenses.
It can also have a negative impact on the reputation of the company and its shareholders.
Agent Smith: Mr. Suspect, we have come across your name on many of the indictments of companies involved in this global RICO conspiracy. Can you explain your involvement with these companies?
Suspect: I can't deny that my name is associated with those companies, but I can assure you that I had no knowledge of or involvement in any illegal activities.
Agent Jones: I understand that, but these companies have been indicted for serious crimes, and your name appears in many of the documents and evidence we've collected. Can you provide any information or clarification that can help us understand your relationship with these companies?
Suspect: I was a consultant for some of them, but I had no decision-making power or control over their operations. I was only providing my expertise in a certain field.
Agent Smith: I see. Can you provide any documentation or proof of your consulting services, as well as any communication or correspondence you had with the companies?
Suspect: I'll have to check my records, but I can provide you with what I have.
Agent Jones: That would be helpful. We also have evidence of large financial transactions between you and these companies, can you explain the nature of these transactions?
Suspect: They were payments for my consulting services.
Agent Smith: Ok, we will need to verify that information. And we have some wiretapped conversations, emails, and other forms of communication that suggest otherwise, can you explain that too?
Suspect: I can't explain that, I can only tell you that I had no knowledge of any illegal activities and I am willing to cooperate with you and provide any information that I have.
Agent Jones: Alright, we'll look into that. And like I mentioned before, the more information you give us, the better deal we can offer you. Are you willing to cooperate fully and provide any information that could help us with this investigation?
Suspect: Yes, I am willing to cooperate fully and provide any information I have.
Agent Smith: Good, we will be in touch to schedule further interviews and to go over the evidence and information you provide us with. Thank you for your time and cooperation.
Thank you.
What Is the Difference Between an Indictment and a Conviction or Charge?
The difference between indictments, convictions, and charges can be confusing.
Indictment: A serious criminal charge at the Federal or state level.
Conviction: A conviction occurs at the end of your criminal trial if you are found guilty. Those found not guilty are “acquitted.”
Charge: To be charged with a crime means a prosecutor has filed charges against the accused.
Indictment vs. charge: An indictment is similar to a charge. The difference is in who files the accusation. Indictments are filed by grand juries, while prosecutors file charges.
What Happens After a Grand Jury Indictment?
After a grand jury has indicted someone, a criminal trial will be arranged to review the evidence and determine the involvement of the accused.
Thanks for context.
Agreed, it's important.
Consider why we don't see anything from the government involving convictions. They would have handed over to grand jury, and thus we would see no prosecution.
However, that might give a false sense that nothing is happening. This would appear this way to both sides of the issues.
The difference is, being charged or convicted shows action. The piled up inductments dont mean jack shit. Nothing has been done with them
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THANKS!!! I always upvote posts with legit links. Great post. The high number of unsealed indictments is a point to make with normies. No one can rationally think that high of a number is normal when they used to have maybe 1000 a year, pre-Trump.
This is incredible. So what you’re saying is these sealed indictments are of individuals who are yet to be arrested, there are nearly 400,000 criminals that need to be rounded up? Ask yourself, what other reason would there be that this many criminals are still free and haven’t been arrested? What insane country would we live in if we let standard, drug trafficking, weapons trafficking, rico conspiracy, money laundering, and murderers, sit for years and years without arrest. I’m telling you right now I’ve talked to family friends in the know and they don’t know what to make of it, they say it’s unprecedented, never seen anything like it before. All I can say boys and girls is… Enjoy the show 🍿
Agent: Good morning, Mr. Suspect. I'm Agent Smith and this is Agent Jones. We understand that you've been indicted under a grand jury for the largest RICO conspiracy the world has ever seen involving every facet of industry at a global level.
Suspect: Yes, I've been informed.
Agent Smith: As you know, there are over 300,000 indictments in the US alone. I'm here to present you with the evidence we have against you and to ask if you're willing to make a deal.
Suspect: What kind of deal are you offering?
Agent Jones: Well, that depends on the information you're willing to provide us with. The more information you give us, the better deal we can offer you.
Suspect: I'm willing to listen.
Agent Smith: Excellent. We have evidence of your involvement in money laundering, bribery, and racketeering. We also have wiretapped conversations and financial records that link you to the conspiracy.
Suspect: That's a lot of evidence.
Agent Jones: Yes, it is. But remember, the more information you give us, the better deal we can offer you. Are you willing to cooperate?
Suspect: I'll need some time to think about it.
Agent Smith: Of course. We'll give you some time to consider your options. But remember, the clock is ticking and the longer you wait, the less favorable the deal will become.
Suspect: I understand. I'll let you know my decision soon.
Agent Jones: Alright, we'll be in touch. Thanks for your time, Mr. Suspect.
Suspect: Thank you.
No. The conversation, as witnessed with the No Name fiasco, goes like this:
We have evidence of you committing terrible crimes. You can help us and preserve your legacy. Or be uncooperative and lose everything you've strung together for your family's future.
I think I read that each indictment can have up to 90 separate people on it. That isn’t to say each one does, but there’s a possibility each one has multiple people. Makes the amount of bodies increase.
Also, note that it doesn't have to be just persons.
A company can be indicted.
A company, also known as a corporation, can be charged with criminal offenses just like an individual. This can happen if the company or its employees have committed illegal activities, such as fraud, embezzlement, or environmental crimes.
A company can also be charged with crimes committed by its employees while acting within the scope of their employment.
Indictment of a company is a serious matter, and if found guilty, it can result in fines, penalties, and loss of business licenses.
It can also have a negative impact on the reputation of the company and its shareholders.
Agent Smith: Mr. Suspect, we have come across your name on many of the indictments of companies involved in this global RICO conspiracy. Can you explain your involvement with these companies?
Suspect: I can't deny that my name is associated with those companies, but I can assure you that I had no knowledge of or involvement in any illegal activities.
Agent Jones: I understand that, but these companies have been indicted for serious crimes, and your name appears in many of the documents and evidence we've collected. Can you provide any information or clarification that can help us understand your relationship with these companies?
Suspect: I was a consultant for some of them, but I had no decision-making power or control over their operations. I was only providing my expertise in a certain field.
Agent Smith: I see. Can you provide any documentation or proof of your consulting services, as well as any communication or correspondence you had with the companies?
Suspect: I'll have to check my records, but I can provide you with what I have.
Agent Jones: That would be helpful. We also have evidence of large financial transactions between you and these companies, can you explain the nature of these transactions?
Suspect: They were payments for my consulting services.
Agent Smith: Ok, we will need to verify that information. And we have some wiretapped conversations, emails, and other forms of communication that suggest otherwise, can you explain that too?
Suspect: I can't explain that, I can only tell you that I had no knowledge of any illegal activities and I am willing to cooperate with you and provide any information that I have.
Agent Jones: Alright, we'll look into that. And like I mentioned before, the more information you give us, the better deal we can offer you. Are you willing to cooperate fully and provide any information that could help us with this investigation?
Suspect: Yes, I am willing to cooperate fully and provide any information I have.
Agent Smith: Good, we will be in touch to schedule further interviews and to go over the evidence and information you provide us with. Thank you for your time and cooperation.
Shit rolls uphill in this universe.
Can an individual be in multiple indictments? It seems probable to me, but this isn't my turf.
Absolutely. Something like a global RICO conspiracy with 300,000 indictments in the US alone would be the definition of shit rolling uphill.
Eventually, all those indictments would be consolidated into a single case.
For the most part, the lower people would get time served and loss of money. They either didn't know, or couldn't know, but cooperated.
Then there's useful idiots, who refused to cooperate.
Eventually, everyone is rolled up in different conspiracies that they roll over on someone for.
The bigger picture emerges, unless they already had it all.
At that point, everything is condensed for the prosecution.
Charges are filed, and the case is presented.
Anyone who didn't plea out and is found guilty beyond a doubt is left holding the bag.
ETA: This narrative could also be applied to Q and anons, as an alternate example.
Thank you!
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Just make sure one has a VERY good popper...this could take awhile!!!
And yet, years later, here we still are...........I'm not getting any younger.
thank you. its just numbers on a paper to me now.
Remaining sealed CR cases = 10,646.
Each indictment could also implicate a few to dozens in each case once unsealed. We could be talking a million people easily
there used to be a website with each state's unsealed indictments. Anyone have that link?
https://bad-boys.us/
Thank you!
Here's the excel spreadsheet
So are any of these indictments ever going to go to trial? Will we ever know if they just fade away?