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Why does the Constitution require prosecutors to present their case before a grand jury before they are given the authority to indict a suspect for a crime?
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Why does the Constitution require prosecutors to present their case before a grand jury before they are given the

authority to indict a suspect for a crime?

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they need evidence of what they did or didnt do at the scene

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