Grand Jury Clause Claim

A Grand Jury Clause claim is a legal assertion that an individual's Fifth Amendment rights have been violated. In the United States Constitution, the Grand Jury Clause of the Fifth Amendment requires that a grand jury indictment or presentment be obtained before a person can be charged with a serious federal crime. A claim related to this clause may arise if an individual believes that their case was not properly or fairly considered by a grand jury, or if the grand jury proceedings were flawed in some significant way.

IRI: http://lmss.sali.org/RC0zDBYjiRDO2hTdbUIcdhN
Branch: Objectives

Also known as

Anspruch auf die Grand Jury-Klausel, Grand Jury Clause Claim, Reclamo de la Cláusula del Gran Jurado, Reclamo de la Cláusula del Gran Jurado, Reivindicação da Cláusula do Grande Júri, Revendication de la clause du Grand Jury, תביעת סעיף השופט הגדול, ग्रैंड ज्यूरी क्लॉज क्लेम, 大陪审团条款主张, 大陪審員条項主張

Ancestry path

Objectives Litigation Objectives Litigation Claims Civil Claims Constitutional Claims U.S. Constitutional Claims 5th Amendment Claim

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