| daddyj |
| (Board Addict) |
| 03/01/04 02:44 PM |
 Re: This rattled me quite a bit,please read and advise
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I always thought that a prosecutor could indict a ham sandwich, n'est pas?
Trampy
Actually, a prosecutor cannot indict anybody. A District Attorney is charged with the job of collecting evidence and prosecuting crimes, i.e. arguing the case in court.
However, a Grand Jury can indict anyone including: The Presiding Judge, The Prosecting Attorney or the aforementioned ham sandwich.
