koshergrl
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Well I think it's still up to the prosecutor if it goes to the grand jury or not.
I'm not sure about that one..but ultimately, it's the job of the DA to protect the people, and to bring cases against those who are suspected of committing crimes against the people...they are the ones who have taken the oath so to speak, and who have the understanding of the letter of the law and thus are the ones who have been designated to make a decision based upon available evidence whether or not a trial is warranted....
in the event where it's not immediately obvious to all (and an arrest has already been made by the police)....
I'm not sure about that one..but ultimately, it's the job of the DA to protect the people, and to bring cases against those who are suspected of committing crimes against the people...they are the ones who have taken the oath so to speak, and who have the understanding of the letter of the law and thus are the ones who have been designated to make a decision based upon available evidence whether or not a trial is warranted....
in the event where it's not immediately obvious to all (and an arrest has already been made by the police)....