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Many states do just that. This is called the "Grand Jury" system. Every case is brought before a Grand Jury to determine if enough evidence exists for the cas

by rmah 11y ago

Many states do just that. This is called the "Grand Jury" system. Every case is brought before a Grand Jury to determine if enough evidence exists for the case to go to trial.

MaysonL 11y ago
And, as the saying goes, whomever the prosecutor wants indicted by the grand jury, up to and including a ham sandwich, will get indicted. Exceptions to this rule fall into the man bites dog category.
- Crito 11y ago
  True of Federal grand juries. Less so of state grand juries.