Is your freedom at stake?
If you have been indicted, the Great Spirit can empower your lawyer or public defender. This is done to strengthen his/her words to make them more appealing and persuasive. No matter what kind of indictment you're facing, you need to get this "spell to get charges dropped."
It's essential to know your rights and to understand that you're entirely innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in court. However, because your freedom may be on the line, It's best to have a HIGHER POWER on your team and in your corner.
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What kind of Criminal Charges are you facing?
Aiding & Abetting / Accessory, Assault / Battery, Drug Possession, Burglary, Theft / Larceny, Arson, Aggravated Assault / Battery, Bribery, Computer Crime, Conspiracy, Credit / Debit Card Fraud, Cyber Bullying, Disorderly Conduct, Disturbing the Peace, Domestic Violence, Drug Manufacturing and Cultivation, Drug Trafficking / Distribution, DUI / DWI, Embezzlement, Extortion, Forgery, Fraud, Harassment, Hate Crimes, Homicide, Indecent Exposure.
Identity Theft, Insurance Fraud, Kidnapping, Manslaughter: Involuntary, Manslaughter: Voluntary, Medical Marijuana, MIP: A Minor in Possession, Money Laundering, Murder: First-degree, Murder: Second-degree, Open Container Law, Perjury, Probation Violation, Prostitution, Public Intoxication, Pyramid Schemes, Racketeering / RICO, Rape, Robbery, Securities Fraud, Sexual Assault, Shoplifting, Solicitation, Stalking, Statutory Rape, Tax Evasion / Fraud, Telemarketing Fraud, Vandalism, White Collar Crimes, Wire Fraud, or any other criminal charge.
What is a grand jury dismissal?
This occurs when a grand jury is convened to consider indictment on a charge, and it's determined that the case isn't strong enough. The grand jury then can dismiss or "no-bill" the charge, or the prosecutor can dismiss it. Prosecutors prefer doing that rather than spending time prosecuting a case they cannot win. Use this spell to enchant members of the grand jury to get them to find faults in the prosecutor's story and issue a dismissal.
Charges can be dropped before court.
It's worth noting that not all indictments go to trial. Indeed, many are dropped before trial. But at this stage, it's only the prosecutor who can drop the charge. And yes, That can happen. If you allow us to release the intranquil spirit and his supernatural agents, many factors and significant disruption can arise to destroy the prosecution's case. Thus the grand jury won't find the probable cause at the preliminary hearing and or won't have sufficient evidence for the case to proceed. Accordingly, the case can get dismissed.