What charges require a grand jury to bring indictment?
What does being indicted by a grand jury mean?
Can the federal attorney general be indicted? If so, who convenes a jury and who arrests him or her? Why might Hillary Clinton get indicted? What happens if a president-elect is indicted before inauguration? What does it feel like to have been on a jury/prosecutor that convicted someone and sent them to prison, and then find out later that the convict is actually innocent? What is conviction of a crime and how is it enforced? What is a prosecutor? If Hillary Clinton broke the laws on the email scandal why is that she was not indicted? Why is an oath administered in a court of law? Under what circumstances does a prosecutor or district attorney offer the defendant a "deal"? What does a false conviction feel like? What is Criminal justice? Does "faced trial" mean the trial already began, or does it mean that a trial could very well begin in the future? What is the win/loss record of the prosecutors on Law and Order? What is jury nullification? Does it work? How do you know if you are being audited by the IRS? What does a "fourth degree felony" mean? If Trump is indicted as President Elect, what of the GOP ticket, and their inherent RNC Platform? Further, what if the "ticket" is indicted? What would happen if a prosecutor tried to convince a jury that a defendant was guilty based solely on the fact that they had a lawyer? What is a citizen's arrest? Is jury nullification legal? If a defendant wants to use the insanity defense, what has to happen before trial? Can a judge be called for jury duty? Is being a prosecutor dangerous? What is civil law and criminal law? What would happen if Hillary Clinton wins the election but then indicted? What does it mean? What will happen to the election if Hillary Clinton gets indicted? What does it mean to "bear false witness"? Why does the United States Attorney not present the case against Hillary Clinton to a federal grand jury? Does a DUI conviction count as a criminal offense?