If the grand jury concludes that there is insufficient evidence to make someone stand trial on felony charges, they can refuse to issue an indictment, a process sometimes referred to as issuing a "no bill."

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A grand jury can indeed refuse to issue an indictment if they conclude there is insufficient evidence to charge someone with a felony, a decision often referred to as a "no bill."

If the Grand Jury Concludes That There Is Insufficient Evidence