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David Kendall said the grand jury was welcome to come to the White House if Starr would not videotape my secret testimony.

The grand jury normally hears only that evidence presented by an attorney for the government which tends to show the commission of a crime.

When a defendant is charged with a misdemeanor, a local judge or magistrate will fulfill a role comparable to that of a grand jury.

A federal grand jury in New York has heard evidence, say people familiar with the matter.

What we have extant right now, at the beginning of this system, is the U. N. Security Council as a grand jury. What can they do?

CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: A grand jury in New York recently charged a man and his wife with hoarding one hundred cats.

The Japanese company also is the subject of an investigation by the Securities & Exchange Commission and a federal grand jury.

She became the only First Lady to be subpoenaed, testifying before a federal grand jury as a consequence of the Whitewater scandal in 1996.

Prior to answering a question, a witness may ask to leave the grand jury room to consult with his or her attorney.

The law gives the members of a grand jury broad immunity for actions taken by them within the scope of their authority as grand jurors.

The Senate referred the case to the Justice Department, which convened a grand jury that never indicted the company.

The company has also confirmed receiving subpoenas from a federal grand jury and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The federal grand jury in New York indicted him on two counts of perjury .

Do you not think the grand theft within Kern County, which the local sheriff did NOT respond to, is cause for a grand jury investigation?

Most states also require an indictment by a grand jury when a defendant is charged with a felony.

Presidential adviser Karl Rove is testifying today before a federal grand jury investigating who disclosed the identity of a CIA agent.

Having served as a member of the Grand Jury, I can attest that our system of indicating individuals is in need of improvement.

Jim is called before a grand jury and thrown in jail by a zealous prosecutor.

The mainland countries of the Inquisitorial Procedure, the United Kingdom introduced a complaint to the grand jury system.

Rice declined to say what charges were considered against Wal-Mart, citing the secrecy of grand jury proceedings.

On the same day he was granted bail, Strauss-Kahn was indicted by a grand jury for allegedly assaulting a maid in a Manhattan hotel.

Yesterday's hearing was the military version of a grand jury.

A formal accusation of a crime made by a public officer rather than by grand jury indictment.

But he was tried and found guilty of lying to a grand jury and was sentenced to prison.

He said his client is expected to testify before the grand jury but doesn't know when that will be.

While I was speaking to the UN about terrorism, all the television networks were showing the videotape of my grand jury testimony.

The jury trial finds expression in the American legal system in three places: the grand jury, the criminal petit jury, and civil petit jury.

The powers and functions of the federal grand jury differ from those of the federal trial jury, which is called the petit jury.

It would also bar prosecutors from indicting criminal suspects without a grand jury, thus changing the rules in 28 states.

A grand jury was convened to investigate the allegations, but it eventually disbanded, without issuing criminal charges.

She was indicted by a federal grand jury on a charge of making bomb threats [and purjury].

Tara Adcock is now in prison awaiting a grand jury hearing on criminal homicide charges.

Others in the academic chain of command have been suspended and indicted for perjury by the grand jury.

Grand jury proceedings are secret and state law bars prosecutors, court officials or jurors from discussing such investigations.

Prosecutors now have several days in which to convene a grand jury and bring a formal indictment against Mr. Strauss-Kahn.

A source close to the case says he will be answering questions about evidence that surfaced since his grand jury appearance last fall.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been granted bail after being indicted by a grand jury on seven charges, including two counts of sexual assault.

Second, Starr admitted he had talked to the press, on background, a violation of the grand jury secrecy rules.

If the grand jury finds probable cause to exist, then it will return a written statement of the charges called an "indictment" .

The grand jury has been abolished in England and in approximately one-half of the states in the U. S.

People will tell you things they wouldn't tell the Grand Jury. That's what they did for me on the Newlywed Game anyway.

The American people had to absorb the news of the strike and my grand jury testimony at the same time.

He forced several journalists to testify to a grand jury as to who from the administration had told them about Ms Plame's job.

Ordinarily, the attorney for the government questions the witness first, followed next by the foreperson of the grand jury.

First he was targeted (while en route to testify to a grand jury) by mob hit men and shot in that stairwell.

Bill Clinton did this frequently during his testimony to the Grand Jury about his relationship with Monica Lewsinsky.

There is a grand jury investigating Blackwater in its home state of North Carolina.

Almost 80 percent disapproved of the release of my grand jury videotape, and overall approval of the Congress had dropped to 43 percent.

She was later indicted by a federal grand jury.

After the grand jurors have been sworn, the presiding judge advises the grand jury of its obligations and how best to perform its duties.

Dr Arthur Caplan , who is probably America's best-known bioethicist, complained that the grand jury had not sighted his report.

A federal grand jury filed an indictment against Southern California businessman Danny Pang.

Criminal - defense experts say a trial is unlikely in cases where prosecutors don't seek a grand- jury indictment.

A session, as of an investigATory committee or a grand jury, AT which testimony is taken from witnesses.

Barnes-Soliz, who testified to a federal grand jury, says she refused to alter the numbers.

Judge Obus' decision came after prosecutors revealed a grand jury indicted Mr. Strauss-Kahn.

S. states have abolished the grand jury and authorize indictments by prosecutors.

The Grand Jury Prise was given to a film from Chad - so good news for filmmakers outside the mainstream.

Us list of charges give to a grand jury, asking them to indict the accused.

The first, accusing me of lying to the grand jury, passed 228-206, with five Republicans voting against it.

No one put Gray or Bush before a grand jury, and the press uproar was nowhere near as great.

the finding of a grand jury; a coroner's findings.

Mr Bakkedahl said although the accused has been charged with second-degree murder, a grand jury would probably opt for more serious charges.

If an indictment is found, the grand jury will report it to the judge or a magistrate in open court.

They don't require approval by a court, a grand jury or even a prosecutor.

Then, the other members of the grand jury may question the witness.

If the grand jury finds enough evidence to warrant a trial, it will issue a true bill of indictment5 and the case will proceed.

At the 1994 Cannes film festival, Mr. Zhang received the Grand Jury Prize for 'To Live. '

The grand-jury-like panels now have the power to overrule prosecutors.

And what of the state and federal grand jury systems?

This followed a grand jury report the previous month alleging a big cover-up by the religious authorities.

At the 1994 Cannes Film Festival, he received the Grand Jury Prize for 'To Live. '

We're not aware that a federal grand jury is investigating this, '' an Avon spokeswoman told the Journal.

Grand jury indicts Michael Jackson.

A grand jury is a special group of people chosen to decide if there is acceptable evidence against a person to hold a trial .

Former New York Giant Plaxico Burress is testifying before a grand jury this morning.

I thought sorting out facts was what the grand jury and the jury are for.

Another one kind is to based on if case decision must examine after the grand jury by judge.

He was summoned to testify before a grand jury.

United Kingdom has canceled a grand jury step by step starting from 1933.

He was indicted for fraud before a grand jury.

If the grand jury indicts the suspect, he will be brought to trial.

On Dec. 3, 2004, The San Francisco Chronicle published an article that detailed Bonds's testimony before the Balco grand jury in 2003.

A federal grand jury issued a 97-count indictment against Koch Petroleum Group, Mietlicki and three refinery managers on Sept.

The second type of jury is the grand jury.

He is expected to appear Friday in Manhattan Criminal Court where he will likely find out if a grand jury has voted to indict him.

this court ruled against the right of reporters to withhold the names of their sources before a grand jury,

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Charging Decision -- Grand Jury System

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Formal Accusation and the Grand Jury

A grand jury ignores an indictment

Use of Grand Jury subpoenas to compel testimony