Under the Constitution, accused criminals in federal courts have a right to indictment by a _________, a specially empanelled jury consisting of between sixteen and twenty-three citizens who determine whether the government has sufficient evidence to charge the suspect with a crime.

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A grand jury is the correct term for a specially empanelled jury that determines whether there is enough evidence for a criminal charge in federal courts.

Under the Constitution, Accused Criminals in Federal Courts Have a Right