That reminds me of a statement in the book “Senatorial Privilege” about Kennedy and Chappaquiddick. The author said a grand jury has a tremendous amount of power but are generally led around by the prosecutor and never know what they actually can do.
Yes. It is supremely important when notified of jury duty for prospective jurors to educate themselves on their duties, responsibilities, and authority. And each juror chosen as foreman should initially review those along with the judge’s instructions prior to deliberating on the case being tried.