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Grand Jury
Definition:
A grand jury is a legal body composed of citizens that is responsible for determining whether there is enough evidence to indict a person suspected of committing a crime. It reviews evidence presented by the prosecutor and decides whether to issue an indictment, a formal charge or accusation.
Examples:
As a noun:
- The grand jury decided to indict the suspect based on the evidence presented.
- The grand jury's decision to issue an indictment will lead to a trial.
As an adjective:
- She served on a grand jury during her time as a law student.
- The grand jury proceedings were held behind closed doors to maintain privacy.
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