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An individual may serve on a federal jury if the person: ∎ Is over the age of 18. ∎ Is a US citizen. ∎ Has lived in the judicial district for at least one year.
A grand jury indictment is required for all federal felonies. However, a defendant can waive the right to a grand jury indictment and have a judge make the probable cause determination at a hearing. This rarely happens in white collar cases.
In some states, all felony charges must go before a grand jury. But in others, the prosecutor might have a choice between presenting the case to a grand jury or going before a judge in a preliminary hearing. Key differences exist between these two procedures.
0:13 3:32 Threehive. If you dont meet these qualifications. You can claim that you are disqualified. ForMoreThreehive. If you dont meet these qualifications. You can claim that you are disqualified. For example if you are not a resident of the county. Or if you are not a US citizen.
The grand jury operates without providing many fundamental rights common in court hearings and trials. For example, the defendant has neither the right to present evidence to the grand jury or cross-examine the witnesses against him or her.
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Federal grand juries are selected by the court in each federal judicial district. Grand jury panels are randomly selected among citizens residing in the district, and consists of 16 to 23 members.
Pursuant to law, the names of prospective grand jurors are drawn at random from lists of registered voters or lists of actual voters, or other sources when necessary, under procedures designed to ensure that all groups in the community will have a fair chance to serve.

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