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a group of citizens who decide whether or not there is enough evidence to formally accuse someone of a crime
- It exposed politicians—one step ahead of the Grand Jury; it attacked monopolies—in the name of the downtrodden; it mocked the rich and the successful—in the manner of those who could never be either.3.1 — Part 3 Chapter 1 (66% in)
- Roark had been indicted by a grand jury, had pleaded "Not guilty" and had refused to make any other statement.4.13 — Part 4 Chapter 13 (31% in)
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