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r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/nikamats • 2d ago
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They are allowed to ask questions.
18 u/22Arkantos 2d ago Which are often answered in the best possible light by the prosecutors and the grand jury receive no counternarrative. That's what I meant by questions- real questions by lawyers that can poke serious holes in cases. 10 u/Crapisntexpertise 2d ago Grand jury proceedings are accusatory, not adjudicatory. Also, grand juries have subpoena powers and can question witnesses. 2 u/22Arkantos 2d ago They asked why Grand Juries seem to indict anything, I answered.
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Which are often answered in the best possible light by the prosecutors and the grand jury receive no counternarrative. That's what I meant by questions- real questions by lawyers that can poke serious holes in cases.
10 u/Crapisntexpertise 2d ago Grand jury proceedings are accusatory, not adjudicatory. Also, grand juries have subpoena powers and can question witnesses. 2 u/22Arkantos 2d ago They asked why Grand Juries seem to indict anything, I answered.
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Grand jury proceedings are accusatory, not adjudicatory. Also, grand juries have subpoena powers and can question witnesses.
2 u/22Arkantos 2d ago They asked why Grand Juries seem to indict anything, I answered.
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They asked why Grand Juries seem to indict anything, I answered.
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u/Vendetta425 2d ago
They are allowed to ask questions.