[thegagline]

The Grand Jury doesn't hear adverse case law. Also, the Grand Jury typically doesn't hear facts adverse to the prosecution's case. This is yet another example of not knowing the function of a Grand Jury.

[Skwor]

Correct but the persecutor does know both in is expected to not bring cases before the GJ when the law obviously was not broken.

The persecutor in this case is so far past unethical as to warrant actual criminal charges against him, if for nothing else then charges relating to the use of the “color of the law”

So what is your point other than TDS? Shouldn’t you be worried about the persecution of an innocent man more than politics here?

[mewzilla]

Grand juries are allowed to see/hear Brady material.

[mewzilla]

https://www.justice.gov/jm/jm-9-5000-issues-related-trials-and-other-court-proceedings

But not for Trump.

Go figure.

[navymom1]

Can the case still be thrown out before trial? A little confusing here.