Synonyms for grand jury
grand jury

Princeton's WordNet

1. grand jurynoun

   a jury to inquire into accusations of crime and to evaluate the grounds for indictments

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1. Keith Rivers:

   If this is looked at through the lens of the victim, which is Andrew Brown Jr. and his family — and not the justification of the sheriff’s deputies actions — that this should go forth to a grand jury and let them decide whether or not it needs to be in the courts.

2. Lanny Davis:

   She has repeatedly stated she has done nothing wrong. She told the truth to the grand jury at all times; there can’t be a perjury charge when you are telling the truth.

3. Tracy Doherty-McCormick:

   It has always been our intent and hope for Chelsea Manning in contempt to testify and comply with the valid court order and valid grand jury investigation. Ms. Manning could change her mind right now and do so. It is her choice.

4. Danny Cevallos:

   The grand jury ultimately decides whether to indict, but it's 100% the prosecution's show. ... The prosecutor could, in theory, make less of an effort if he doesn't want someone indicted.

5. Daniel Alonso:

   It's very rare for there to be a special grand jury empaneled in Manhattan supreme court and for that jury not to consider charges at some point.