Who presents evidence to a grand jury?

a. the prosecutor

b. both government and defense attorney

c. the defense attorney

d. a judge

A grand jury is a panel of citizens called for service just like a trial jury (also called a “petit jury”) in a criminal or civil case. But a grand jury's function is different. A prosecutor presents evidence and the grand jurors decide whether it establishes that the accused probably committed a crime.

Answer is The Prosecutor (a .)

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the real answer is b