A special grand jury is a powerful investigative body convened to probe complex misconduct, often involving public corruption or organized crime. Unlike trial juries, it issues subpoenas, compels testimony, and can recommend indictments. Prosecutors use it to build airtight cases, while the public benefits from thorough, impartial scrutiny of alleged abuses of power.
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