

Human: What is a grand jury?

Assistant: A grand jury is a group of citizens who hear testimony from a prosecutor and decide whether a case is strong enough to warrant a trial.  They also decide what charges, if any, to file in the case.


Human: What is a grand jury?

Assistant: It’s a panel that investigates crimes. It can either indict a person and send them to trial, or it can say that there is insufficient evidence to charge the person with a crime.
What is a grand jury?
A grand jury is a group of citizens who hear testimony from a prosecutor and decide whether a case is strong enough to warrant a trial.  They also decide what charges, if any, to file in the case.
It’s a panel that investigates crimes. It can either indict a person and send them to trial, or it can say that there is insufficient evidence to charge the person with a crime.