Question

Which of the following is the best description of a grand jury?
Responses

The grand jury determines, based on the evidence, the validity of a judge’s decision in a criminal case.
The grand jury determines, based on the evidence, the validity of a judge’s decision in a criminal case. - no response given

The grand jury determines if there is sufficient evidence for a person to be convicted of a crime.
The grand jury determines if there is sufficient evidence for a person to be convicted of a crime. - no response given

The grand jury determines if there is sufficient evidence to warrant a criminal trial.
The grand jury determines if there is sufficient evidence to warrant a criminal trial. - no response given

The grand jury determines, based on the evidence, the winner of a civil case.

Answer 1

"The grand jury determines if there is sufficient evidence to warrant a criminal trial."

Explanation: A grand jury reviews evidence to decide whether probable cause exists to indict (bring formal charges). It does not decide guilt or determine winners in civil cases.