Discuss the differences between an indictment and an information. What are the merits and downfalls of each? Which would you prefer if being charged in a criminal case? Why?

In information the prosecutor charges a defendant of crime, and when the defendant is charged
after a the grand jury has seen all the evidences is an indictment. A grand jury can produced an
indictment. A criminal case basically starts with an indictment or information, it states that a
person committed a crime. when a lawyer (assistant U.S. attorney, prosecutor, U.S. attorney) of
the US government presents proper evidence to the jury, it indicates that the person has
committed a crime, according to the government. The lawyer tries to prove the grand jury that
there is full evidence to prove that the person has committed the crime, so that the person should
be the accused....