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CRIMINAL DEFENSE
LAWYER / DWI ATTORNEYS
Plano Texas, McKinney, Allen, Frisco,
Collin County, Denton, and Dallas
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Grand Jury Proceedings
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A Grand Jury reviews evidence
presented by a prosecutor to determine if there is probable
cause to indict. This is the means whereby a prosecutor
may seek felony charges; however,
a Grand Jury may indict a case as a felony or as a misdemeanor,
or the Grand Jury may No
Bill a case – meaning they find there is not probable cause
and the prosecutor may not
proceed with criminal prosecution.
A person who is the subject of a Grand Jury proceeding should
receive notice of the hearing
and has a right to present evidence for the Grand Jury to
consider in its determination.
Because of the right to present evidence, it may be beneficial
to have an experienced attorney
during the investigation and Grand Jury hearing.
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