Bondi to ask the Court to Release Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts

[struth]

From your own link Q-NUT.

In some jurisdictions, the prosecuting attorney will use a grand jury to decide whether there is probable cause to continue the prosecution. In others, a preliminary hearing will take place.

If the judge finds that there is not enough evidence to support a prosecution because the prosecutor has not met their burden of proof, then the defendant will be free to go. If there is sufficient evidence, the case is then transferred to the trial court, with the defendant returning to prison or remaining out on bail until the trial begins.



Keep in mind that this is typically what occurs during a preliminary hearing, but that rules vary by jurisdiction.

Epstein's prosecutor chose a grand jury.

I never said Elstein’s didn’t. That’s the normal in federal courts

I was explaining to you what one was, since you didn’t know what one was

Seriously are you high or just stupid?

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

I never said Elstein’s didn’t. That’s the normal in federal courts

BS.

Post 66

struth said:
"That sounds like a state run grand jury after a preliminary hearing has been conducted"

I was explaining to you what one was, since you didn’t know what one was

Seriously are you high or just stupid?

See above, moron Q-NUT.

It's either or, not consecutive.

A preliminary hearing is almost the same as a grand jury.

One is indicted by a judge.
The other is indicted by jurors.

 

[struth]

BS.

Post 66

struth said:
"That sounds like a state run grand jury after a preliminary hearing has been conducted"

See above, moron Q-NUT.

It's either or, not consecutive.

A preliminary hearing is almost the same as a grand jury.

One is indicted by a judge.
The other is indicted by jurors.

Yes what you decided sounded like a state run grand jury, different then a federal grand jury

Yes they are similar but an indictment is not issued after a prelim hearing, the case simply goes onto a grand jury

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Yes what you decided sounded like a state run grand jury, different then a federal grand jury

Yes they are similar but an indictment is not issued after a prelim hearing, the case simply goes onto a grand jury

Here it is........AGAIN.

In some jurisdictions, the prosecuting attorney will use a grand jury to decide whether there is probable cause to continue the prosecution. In others, a preliminary hearing will take place.

If the judge finds that there is not enough evidence to support a prosecution because the prosecutor has not met their burden of proof, then the defendant will be free to go. If there is sufficient evidence, the case is then transferred to the trial court, with the defendant returning to prison or remaining out on bail until the trial begins.

A TRIAL.

 

[struth]

Here it is........AGAIN.

In some jurisdictions, the prosecuting attorney will use a grand jury to decide whether there is probable cause to continue the prosecution. In others, a preliminary hearing will take place.

If the judge finds that there is not enough evidence to support a prosecution because the prosecutor has not met their burden of proof, then the defendant will be free to go. If there is sufficient evidence, the case is then transferred to the trial court, with the defendant returning to prison or remaining out on bail until the trial begins.

A TRIAL.

Geez dembot you didn’t even know what a prelim was 15 mins ago! Haha

Yes transfer to the trial court, where a grand jury will meet and indict him/her and case set for trial

Heck even if the judge finds no probable cause a prosecutor can still go to a grand jury

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Geez dembot you didn’t even know what a prelim was 15 mins ago! Haha

You STILL don't, Q-NUT.

Yes transfer to the trial court, where a grand jury will meet and indict him/her and case set for trial

Heck even if the judge finds no probable cause a prosecutor can still go to a grand jury

You're FOS.

 

[struth]

You STILL don't, Q-NUT.

You're FOS.

Of course I do, I was the one that informed you of them! Haha

 

[Lesh]

A judge has already denied it once.

Regardless, That’s just one small bit of the files

 

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