Focus (Forum & Focus)
Jun. 30, 2008
MCLE Self-Test
Self-Assessment Test by Hon. Alex Ricciardulli
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[1] When the Superior Court decides to impanel a criminal grand jury, that jury has exclusive criminal jurisdiction, and the "regular" grand jury is without authority to consider new criminal matters.
True False
[2] The criminal grand jury can only indict a person with a mis...
[1] When the Superior Court decides to impanel a criminal grand jury, that jury has exclusive criminal jurisdiction, and the "regular" grand jury is without authority to consider new criminal matters.
True False
[2] The criminal grand jury can only indict a person with a mis...
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