What happens if the Grand Jury finds enough evidence to charge you with a crime?

Shortly after arraignment, the court must conduct a proceeding—a preliminary hearing or a grand jury proceeding—where the state is required to present enough evidence to establish “probable cause” to believe that the defendant committed the crime.

Explanation:

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