i wanna no if the grand jury doesnt want to see u can chargers be dropped
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If you have been charged with a crime or are the targe of a grand jury investigation you have the constitutional right to appear before the grand jury, provided you sign a waiver of immunity.
If the grand jury does not think there is evidence of a crime they should decline to indict. I am a New York criminal defense attorney. Give me a call if you would like to discuss the matter. www.CriminalDefense1.com www.NYAttorneyDivorce.com
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