Legal Definitions - indictor

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Definition of indictor

Definition: An indictor is a person who causes another to be indicted.

Example: The prosecutor was the indictor in the case against the accused.

Explanation: In this example, the prosecutor is the one who brings charges against the accused, causing them to be indicted. The prosecutor is the indictor in this situation.

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Simple Definition

Term: INDICTOR

Definition: An indictor is someone who causes another person to be accused of a crime and brought to trial.

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