[aquila48]

“In a regular jury, the judge and lawyers ask the jurors multiple questions in order to vet them. But in a grand jury, the judge asks selective questions. Given the highly sensitive nature of a grand jury, a juror can be removed at any moment from the panel if the judge deems that they may not be impartial. After all, neutrality is key in any jury but in a grand jury, it becomes crucial to the utmost for jurors to maintain absolute objectivity while examining the case before them.”

So who is the judge??

[mountn man]

“In a regular jury, the judge and lawyers ask the jurors multiple questions in order to vet them. But in a grand jury, the judge asks selective questions. Given the highly sensitive nature of a grand jury, a juror can be removed at any moment from the panel if the judge deems that they may not be impartial. After all, neutrality is key in any jury but in a grand jury, it becomes crucial to the utmost for jurors to maintain absolute objectivity while examining the case before them.”

So who is the judge??

Judge Maffis