SwimExpert
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Because that is a rather unlikely supposition tbh. I don't believe that is actually the case. Rather, the high rate of 'success' for the prosecutor is likely due to the fact that they control the entire proceedings. The prosecutor can essentially rig the outcome.I know I am jumping in maybe with the wrong comment, but this ain't about law, it's pure hate and politics, Obama is a race baiting ass with the newspapers and television on his sudeIf the grand jury wasn't making the determination of sufficiency of evidence it would be made by a single judge.
Like I said the system must be reformed.
Without OBJECTIVE laws corruption and injustice will continue.
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This thread is about an institution created for a free country - which is no longer effective in the continuing criminal enterprise known as the --police state - the United States of America.
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Your entire premise rests on the fact that Grand Juries end up indicting. You don't even bother to consider that deterrence to frivolous charges happens before a case is brought before a Grand Jury.
Why is it unlikely? Common sense tells us that a reasonable person is not going to be inclined to waste their time with an effort that does not have a good chance of success. On the other hand, the idea that prosecutors "rig" Grand Juries is essentially a conspiracy theory, and one that Occam's Razor demands we reject.