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8. I wouldn't fault the foreperson

Thu Nov 20, 2025, 09:31 AM

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They were simply doing what the prosecutor told them to do. Grand jurors are not expected to know the proper procedures for returning an indictment.

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This case is going to be tossed, with prejudice Jersey Devil Wednesday #2

Do you think this was done on purpose by Bondi? newdeal2 Wednesday #4

That alone should be . . . peggysue2 Wednesday #3

A "true bill" on an indictment that didn't even exist for the Grand Jury Jersey Devil Wednesday #5

I wouldn't fault the foreperson Jersey Devil Thursday #8

I don't think the foreperson viewed it as a "false" indictment onenote Thursday #9