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jury process

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noun

  1. the writ used to summon jurors

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On Monday, Judge Fitzpatrick wrote that he identified at least two statements Halligan made to grand jurors that could be seen as "fundamental misstatements of the law that could compromise the integrity of the grand jury process".

From BBC

“The Grand Jury process involves two types of Grand Juries: Investigative and Indicting. An Investigative Grand Jury investigates and does not seek an Indictment,” the office said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

“It is not a matter of any man being above the law or any disrespect to the jury process.”

From Salon

They acknowledged in the court filing that prosecutors, after being informed of the attorneys’ intention to file the leak allegations, responded that the Department of Homeland Security “did not have possession of the videotape prior to CNN’s” making it public and that the CNN video “was not obtained through grand jury process.”

From Los Angeles Times

Combs’ lawyers acknowledged in the court filing that prosecutors, after being informed of the attorneys’ intention to file the leak allegations, responded that the Department of Homeland Security “did not have possession of the videotape prior to CNN’s” making it public and that the CNN video “was not obtained through grand jury process.”

From Los Angeles Times