Rule 36.14 Filing of No Bills

When a grand jury decides not to bring charges against someone, that decision is called a "no bill." The court clerk is required to keep a written record of every no bill that comes through the court.

These records are stored in the court's official minutes and final records, and they are organized by the date they were filed. This helps keep an accurate history of all cases where the grand jury chose not to move forward with charges.