SuziQ
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I said from day one this case would go before a GJ. That's standard procedure in most states now for many 1st degree felony cases. It gives the prosecution the opportunity to cross their I's and dot their T's. Kinda like having someone check your homework. The majority of cases where a GJ handed down an indictment ends in prosecution at trial. Defense attorneys hate them because the prosecution gets to practice with their clients cases before actually going to trial.