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An information is a formal criminal charge filed by a federal prosecutor without a grand jury indictment. It is typically used when a defendant waives their right to a grand jury, often as part of a plea agreement.
When an Information Is Used
Understanding the difference between an indictment and an information is important for federal defendants.
- Defendant waives grand jury right
- Plea agreements are in place
- Misdemeanor federal charges
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