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That's good!
Just correct a few words, then it might work out.
A grand jury does not decide whether the defendant is guilty of a crime in the grand jury proceedings.
<h3>What is a grand jury?</h3>
A jury, which is different from a trial jury and decides whether it is feasible to return to an indictment against an accused of committing a crime. The following facts are true regarding a grand jury,
- The parties in a grand jury proceeding can have attorneys;
- The committee of a jury can question anyone they like and view almost any kind of evidence they wish;
- Much more evidence is permitted than at a criminal trial jury.
Hence, option B does not hold true regarding a grand jury.
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The Government's Power of Eminent Domain
Eminent domain is the power of the government to take private land for public use. This power is limited by the federal Constitution and by state Constitutions. ... The government provides the landowner a fair price, and the landowner yields the property to public use.
