Which of the following are comprised of citizens to hear evidence presented by the prosecution and serve primarily as filters to eliminate cases for which there is not sufficient evidence for further processing?

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Grand juries are comprised of citizens who hear evidence presented by the prosecution to determine whether there is enough evidence to bring charges against a defendant. They serve as a filter to eliminate cases for which there is not sufficient evidence for further processing. Juries, on the other hand, hear evidence in a trial to determine guilt or innocence. Citizen watch groups and defense attorneys are not involved in this process.

Which of the Following Are Comprised of Citizens to Hear