pknopp
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No it isn't. The article explains why.
Yes, it is. A Grand Jury only decides if there is a crime committed to bring it to trial. The Grand Jury is not a trial, it's more like a pretrial. There is no judge, there are no defense lawyers. It's the prosecutor, the jury, and the person in question, sometimes witnesses, and that's it. And what they decided is that the video evidence provided showed that Rice was pulling the gun out of his pants, warranting the officer to shoot.
They were never allowed to vote.