Grand juries can bring charges if they find:
a. A preponderance of evidence that a crime was committed and the subject(s) of the government's investigation committed this crime.
b. Evidence of criminality beyond a reasonable doubt.
c. Probable cause that a crime was committed and the subject(s) of the government's investigation committed this crime.
d. Either criminal or civil violations.
C
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