Can the DA present a case to the Grand Jury more than one time, if there is no indictment each time it is presented?
Yes, the DA can re-present the case to the grand jury multiple times.
Birmingham, AL
Appeals Lawyer at Birmingham, AL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Expungement, Criminal Defense
Yes, the DA can re-present the case to the grand jury multiple times.
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