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    If a Prosecutor Takes a Case to the Grand Jury
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If a Prosecutor Takes a Case to the Grand Jury

Question 18

Question 18

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If a prosecutor takes a case to the grand jury and the grand jury agrees with the prosecutor about the charges, the defendant will be:


A) indicted.
B) arrested.
C) denied bail.
D) convicted.

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