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additional grand jury

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A quick definition of additional grand jury:

An additional grand jury is a group of people who are chosen to sit for at least a month and decide whether to issue indictments. They evaluate evidence and decide if there is enough to charge someone with a crime. If they decide there is, they return a bill of indictment. There are different types of grand juries, including investigative, runaway, and screening grand juries. An additional grand jury is a special grand jury that is summoned when the regular grand jury has already been discharged or has not been drawn.

A more thorough explanation:

An additional grand jury is a type of grand jury that is specially summoned when the regular grand jury has already been discharged or has not been drawn. It has limited authority and is also known as a special or extraordinary grand jury.

For example, if a regular grand jury has completed its term and there are still pending cases that require a grand jury, an additional grand jury may be summoned to handle those cases. This type of grand jury is not permanent and only serves for a limited time.

Another example is when a high-profile case requires a grand jury with specialized knowledge or expertise. In such cases, an additional grand jury may be summoned to handle the case.

Overall, an additional grand jury is a temporary solution to handle cases that cannot be handled by the regular grand jury.

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Trismegistus
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do all my hopes and dreams and sanity rest on chicago now
texaslawhopefully
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@sadpadresfan: prolly. My only hope is my last name is towards the end of the alphabet
lilypadfrog
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i hope u guys would put me down like a dog that bit a baby
Trismegistus
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@texaslawhopefully: i saw 3/4 down alphabet then 30- mins later 1/2 down alphabet
texaslawhopefully
13:02
so they're still calling?
Trismegistus
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KeenHeartbreakingRattlesnake
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atwatodbit
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lilypadfrog
13:04
tex also got cornell scholly ask him
texaslawhopefully
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there's a form you fill out
texaslawhopefully
13:04
and they'll get back to you within a few days
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@atwatodbit: they emailed me a day after submitting the form
atwatodbit
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ah ok, i've seen that, just need to get parental info then. just making sure
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lilypadfrog
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what if you fill this out and you haven’t been admitted? just a next level move? they probably have to let you in then
PerpetualCheerfulBeaver
13:06
I applied to all my places in late september and am still waiting to hear back. ive missed all three types of waves (WL,R,A) am i screwed??
texaslawhopefully
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Your guess is as good as mine. I'm in the same boat for most schools
Trismegistus
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begging chicago for an A
atwatodbit
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the vast majority of the t14 has not hit 50% of their As, many have not even hit 25%. zero reason for panic
PerpetualCheerfulBeaver
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Thank you texas!
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choosingpeace
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i applied early too i hate everything im crashing out im crashing OUT
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13:08
I literally have no experience in this type of stuff, but if i get waitlisted, should i send an email about continued interest?
lilypadfrog
13:09
im so nonchalant
lilypadfrog
13:09
i will probably hear something back eventually
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