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To: Karson
Wow. I think that sounds like a great idea - the jury questioning the witnesses - and the suspect too of course. Does something like that happen at a grand jury?
286 posted on 07/09/2002 10:29:27 AM PDT by mommya
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To: mommya
Does something like that happen at a grand jury?

I have no idea.

300 posted on 07/09/2002 10:33:46 AM PDT by Karson
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To: mommya
(New York Website)

http://www.correctionhistory.org/northcountry/html/grandjury/thegrandjury3.html
When a witness testifies at the Grand Jury, the prosecutor asks questions first, then members of the Grand Jury can ask questions, so long as the legal and evidentiary rules are followed. Thus, it is a very interactive process, unlike a jury trial. Grand Jurors can also take notes during the testimony and legal instructions.
349 posted on 07/09/2002 10:52:42 AM PDT by JudyB1938
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