Which term is the grand jury itself?

Which term is the grand jury itself?

• A. Infraction
• B. Grand Jury
• C. True Bill
• D. No Bill

Answer: (B)

The grand jury itself is the panel of citizens convened to review evidence and decide whether there is probable cause to bring charges. The term that names this body is simply the grand jury, since it refers to the group rather than a charge or outcome. A true bill is the indictment issued if the grand jury finds enough evidence to proceed, while a no bill means they did not find probable cause for indictment. An infraction is a minor offense, not the name of the body. So, the correct term for the body performing the review is the grand jury itself.

The grand jury itself is the panel of citizens convened to review evidence and decide whether there is probable cause to bring charges. The term that names this body is simply the grand jury, since it refers to the group rather than a charge or outcome.

A true bill is the indictment issued if the grand jury finds enough evidence to proceed, while a no bill means they did not find probable cause for indictment. An infraction is a minor offense, not the name of the body. So, the correct term for the body performing the review is the grand jury itself.