A waiver of indictment must contain which item?

• A. List of offenses to be charged in superior court information
• B. Approximate time and place of offenses to be charged
• C. Endorsement of waiver by the DA
• D. Name of court in which it is executed

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that a waiver of indictment must identify the exact court where the waiver is being signed. This ties the waiver to a specific proceeding and venue, making clear which court will oversee the case and where the information will be filed instead of an indictment. The other items—listing offenses, the time and place of offenses, or a DA endorsement—belong on the charging document or relate to the prosecutor’s action, not the waiver itself. Knowing the court name ensures the waiver is valid for the correct court and proceeding.