A Grand Jury consists of 12-16 people who have been summoned to meet two days a week for four months. They hear cases presented by the County Attorney’s Office or the Attorney General’s office to determine whether or not there is probable cause to return an indictment (which ...
Read MoreAn Initial Appearance is the first time a Defendant goes before a judge. If the person is in custody, an Initial Appearance must be held within 24 ...
View More“Scratched” is not a legal term; however, it is used by the Courts to describe when a charge has not been filed by the County Attorney’s Office. After ...
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