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. William Shipley:

   They ran to the grand jury last Monday before a court hearing to get to this place today.

2. Elie Honig:

   Even if a case was tried in a part of the country where Donald Trump is n’t very popular, statistically Jennifer Rodgers are very likely to end up with one or more Donald Trump voters on the jury of 12 people, a judge would tell jurors to put aside their political views and personal beliefs — but I know from my days as a prosecutor that jurors are human beings, not robots — they’re subject to the same emotions, biases, and incentives as any person would be. And the legal bar at trial is far higher than in the grand jury ….

3. Betsy Brantner Smith:

   It was a very good decision on the part of the state to put this before a grand jury, it's a convened group of citizens. So, the citizens of the state, or some citizens of the state of Kentucky, made this decision based on the facts presented.

4. Dennis Farris:

   They collected evidence, they took interviews, statements, they talked to witnesses, they analyzed body-worn camera video. They are not being allowed to testify before the grand jury and they're not being called as witnesses. And also, the police officers themselves are not being invited to testify before the grand jury. And so what we have is another case where Jose Garza is manipulating what the grand jury hears in order to produce a desired outcome. this is what he ran on and what people need to understand when he ran for district attorney, he ran on, ‘I am going to indict police officers for wrongdoing,’.

5. Cameron Kline:

   He (Williams) reviewed the evidence and the work of the grand jury and made the decision it was not racial.