Hutch Starskey
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If a prosecutor brings charges, he/she will not petition for a GJ to challenge that decision. That would be not only redundant but dumb. The defense is already behind in this case as she's admitted to being emotionally compromised. They will not be petitioning for a GJ and a judge most likely won't allow it with the strength of the prosecutors case. There will be a standard preliminary hearing followed by an indictment.She's already charged.
A grand jury is called by the prosecutor to determine if charges are warranted.
The prosecutor has skipped that and already charged her. There will be no grand jury.
Your "common sense" is just dopey.
Apparantly OK. is one of those states that do not use grand juries.
They do but it's not going to happen in this case.
Probably realized a grand jury would not agree to bring charges.
No, because it's a huge deal to do it and this case isn't big enough to warrant the effort and expense.
Considering what is going on nation wide it is a very big case....that has been politicized aka.....much oversight from Washington...most likely even pressure to indict and indict quickly...do not bother to take it to a grand jury..do this quickly and perhaps avoid riots, looting and burning.