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Opinion: A prosecutor rigged a grand jury in Chicago. In California, she’d have been caught
A prosecutor in Chicago rigged a grand jury, and a former San Francisco DA highlights that California's legal safeguards would have prevented such an action. The article contrasts the legal systems in Chicago and California regarding grand jury protections.
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