What is a grand jury right? the right to the same treatment and rules that all citizens received the right to avoid confessing to a crime the right to indictment before a trial for a capital crime the right to avoid being tried twice for the same crime

The correct answer is C) the right to indictment before a trial for a capital crime.

A Grand Jury right is the right to indictment before a trial for a capital crime.

A prosecutor can determine a Grand Jury in order to determine if there is enough evidence to start a prosecution, which means that if the case has enough evidence to believe there is a crime involved. If it proceeds, the Jury has the authority to investigate. The members of jthe ury can interrogate witnesses or hand over documents of the case. A Grand Jury right is the right to indictment before a trial for a capital crime.

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