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• n  an accusation of crime made by a grand jury on its own initiative
• n  a document that must be accepted and paid by another person
• n  a show or display; the act of presenting something to sight or view

• Net surfers will soon be able to enjoy electronic bill presentment, which "sends" digital copies of bills to websites for easy payment.
• Shortly after the arrest, the world learned that Salameh would be brought into court that night for a "presentment," a proceeding similar to arraignment.
• He suppressed the grand jury's presentment and released a watered-down summary of his own.

• notification
• presentation
• demonstration

News & Articles

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• Bellwether Community Credit Union Implements IMM’s iSign for TotaleAtlas
  LINDEN, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--IMM, a provider of innovative eSignature, workflow and document solutions for financial institutions, has implemented its iSign for TotaleAtlas at Bellwether Community Credit Union. TotaleAtlas is IMM’s flagship eSignature and electronic document presentment platform. iSign, the native iPad client application for TotaleAtlas, eliminates the need for costly legacy ...
  June 18, 2013 - Business Wire

Quotes

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• Bill DeWeese in PolitickerPA
  On a personal note, I am saddened that Josh would take this public shot at me,DeWeese said in a statement. "I know he has been distraught since he was named in the Grand Jury's presentment in July, and I believe that his actions are...
• Laurence Tribe in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  Or does this lead to what Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School calls substituting "unenacted thoughts for whatever text actually passed through the fires of bicameral approval and presentment to the president for signature or veto"?
• Ed Rendell in Norristown Times Herald
  Gov. Rendell said after the press conference that he "wanted to see the presentment" before making extensive comments.