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Originally Posted by raymor
In point of fact, grand juries DO have witnesses and it was a court order, based on the evidence, that seized the evidence (servers) which were located within the court's jurisdiction.
Based on the grand jury's decision that there was probable cause (the jury deciding they are probably guilty), the evidence and suspects were held for trial.
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you can't be that stupid, grand juries don't decide that they are probably guilty, they decide if there is any possibility of a case, based on the one sided presentation of the evidence.
That why the principle of innocent UNTIL proven guilty is in place
because a grand jury will convict a ham sandwich