A formal accusation of a felony that's delivered by a grand jury is a(n) 1-reprieve 2-arraignment 3- adjudication 4-indictment

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A formal accusation of a felony that's delivered by a grand jury is a(n)

1-reprieve
2-arraignment
3- adjudication
4-indictment

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The answer to your question is,

4- Indictment

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