A jury that decides whether there is enough evidence to indict and bring to trial a person accused of a criminal act is a

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A grand jury is a type of jury that reviews evidence presented by prosecutors and determines whether or not there is enough evidence to pursue a criminal trial. They do not determine guilt or innocence, but rather the likelihood that the accused committed the crime.

A Jury That Decides Whether There Is Enough Evidence to Indict