Supreme Judicial Court of Maine July 1, 1854 (State v. Taggart)

Appleton, J.

— When the grand jury, after examining the evidence, have found bills of indictment, they bring them publicly into Court, the clerk calls the jurymen by name, who severally answer to signify that they are present; and he then asks them if they have agreed upon any bills and bids them present them to the Court.