Following the Trump saga with vague interest. Just wondered what exactly
makes being "indicted" different to "being charged" ?

Also, with 24/7 secret service surveillance ^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^ protection,
would there be a need or prospect of not being bailed when he does
finally face the court ?

I am aware these are federal charges so Very Serious.

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"Jethro_uk" wrote in message news:u5vraf$1j81q$[email protected]...

Following the Trump saga with vague interest. Just wondered what exactly >makes being "indicted" different to "being charged" ?

Also, with 24/7 secret service surveillance ^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^ protection,
would there be a need or prospect of not being bailed when he does
finally face the court ?

I am aware these are federal charges so Very Serious.

Grand juries indict. Prosecutors charge. Not all cases go to grand
juries - in some states and some situations, a prosecutor can present
evidence in a preliminary hearing before a judge and bypass the grand jury.

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