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take? it s really important to understand. the grand jury is solely in the control of prosecutors. prosecutors do not need permission from a judge or anyone else to seek an indictment. there s no particular pomp and circumstance around it. here s what happens, as a prosecutor, when you get to the point when you decide we re ready to ask for an indictment, you go into the grand jury. typically, you would give them some summary of the evidence, especially in the case like this, you ve heard testimony over the last eight months. here some of the highlights, here s the transcripts. do you have questions? then you present a draft indictment. you say there are however many counts in the indictment. let me walk you through the law and then you lead them to vote. and this can happen very quickly. we don t know when as katelyn said properly, you can walk in at 9:30 a.m. and walk out with a signed indictment at 11:00 a.m. it can be that quick. we don t know, of course, if they re walking in

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