On the recordDecember 16, 2019
The grand jury room is not intended to provide fairness to any defendant. It is intended to indict.
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congress.govRob Woodall: “The grand jury room is not intended to provide fairness to any defendant. It is intended to indict.”
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Woodall emphasizes that the grand jury's purpose is to indict, not ensure fairness.
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