Look to July 22, for the real blood, gore, and guts, indictments flying, contempt charges, and maybe even a 16 or 17 year old or two being led out of the courthouse in chains, just to show the world that Texans don’t mess around when it comes to polygamy.
Things in a grand jury can last for months before indictments are brought or the GJ retires. I don’t think meeting just a few hours once and another meeting in July may bring those charges if any are to come. Don’t forget they have to weed thru all those boxes of material, peice the stuff together, put together a coherent basis to present to the GJ. Also don’t forget the Feds as at some point they may well be holding grand jury testimony.
That's exactly what Sheriff Doran said:
"Schleicher County Sheriff David Doran said it might take months for the state to lay out its case. Investigators were still in the process of sorting through the hundreds of boxes of evidence collected during its weeklong raid of the sect's ranch in April as well as results collected from DNA tests, he said.
"We expect this will be a long process," Doran said."