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30 Σεπ 2016 · Most cases in New York City skip this hearing and the prosecutor takes the case straight to a grand jury. Grand Jury . When the grand jury hears your case, this is not your trial. There is no Judge in the grand jury room. The grand jury decides whether there is enough evidence to put you on trial.
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This handbook is for citizens summoned to serve as grand jurors in New York State. It is designed to answer commonly asked questions about grand jury service. Whether or not you actually sit on a grand jury, this handbook has information that everyone should know about grand juries and grand jury service.
31 Μαΐ 2016 · Well, after going through the system and serving for a full month (17 days, but who’s counting), here is what you can expect should you be lucky enough to get a grand jury duty summons in...
14 Σεπ 2021 · By Jill K. Sanders, Esq. The term petit jury refers to the jurors who determine a defendant’s guilt or innocence. In contrast, a grand jury is a larger group of jurors that determine whether there is cause to pursue felony charges. Here, we talk about grand juries and what you should know about them.
You can get information about jury duty for City, State, and Federal courts in New York City, including State Supreme Courts.
For information about jury service in the State of New York, including a Handbook explaining jury service and answering common questions, visit www.nyjuror.gov. Residents of New York County may be summoned to serve jury duty in trials, civil and criminal, in the County, or to serve on a grand jury.
Before a trial can proceed against an individual accused of a felony, the prosecutor must obtain an indictment from a grand jury. Here's an overview of grand juries in New York.
