How A Grand Jury's Indictment Is Indistinguishable From Being Found Guilty.

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A recent post of mine took on grand juries, specifically the astounding fact that a North Carolina grand jury managed to crank out 276 indictments in four hours -- or roughly, one indictment every 52 seconds. Some commenters pointed out (correctly)…

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