What a Grand Jury hears and doesn’t hear from the presenting prosecutor is sealed from the public eye.
And the standard of proof is much lower than the demanding standard for a jury to convict.
Oh, and today’s hearing had zilch to do with “guilt” yet everything to do with “rogue prosecutions.”
Perhaps one day, you’ll catch up.
No. Not really. It’s a one sided non-public proceeding.
Replies to: "No. Not really. It’s a one sided non-public proceeding."
- It is days like today when I miss Frank. He would have relished what happened in court today: - conorlarkin - 5:36pm 11/13/25
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- Speak only for yourself. It’s deplorable that you would speak for a recently deceased poster. [NT]
- Hensou - 6:48pm 11/13/25
- Man you are such a fun guy [NT] - Chris94 - 9:00pm 11/13/25
- From the messages Frank and I exchanged, he knew you…and would not - TyroneIrish - 8:24pm 11/13/25
- Did the defendants violate the law or not? - iairishcheeks - 5:54pm 11/13/25
- It's why we have trials, little one. [NT]
- conorlarkin - 5:56pm 11/13/25
- And grand juries? [NT]
- iairishcheeks - 5:56pm 11/13/25
- What about them? [NT]
- conorlarkin - 6:22pm 11/13/25
- conor playing dumb. Well, playing dumber. [NT] - MAS - 7:00pm 11/13/25
- That's what protects against rogue prosecutions. - iairishcheeks - 6:32pm 11/13/25
- No. Not really. It’s a one sided non-public proceeding. - conorlarkin - 7:12pm 11/13/25
- At least you've argued both sides of this now. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 9:58pm 11/13/25
- And if we have rogue prosecutions, juries will find defendants not guilty. No harm, no foul. - MAS - 7:04pm 11/13/25
- No. Not really. It’s a one sided non-public proceeding. - conorlarkin - 7:12pm 11/13/25
- What about them? [NT]
- conorlarkin - 6:22pm 11/13/25
- And grand juries? [NT]
- iairishcheeks - 5:56pm 11/13/25
- It's why we have trials, little one. [NT]
- conorlarkin - 5:56pm 11/13/25
- Speak only for yourself. It’s deplorable that you would speak for a recently deceased poster. [NT]
- Hensou - 6:48pm 11/13/25