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A Grand Jury Clause claim is a legal assertion that an individual's Fifth Amendment rights have been violated. In the United States Constitution, the Grand Jury Clause of the Fifth Amendment requires that a grand jury indictment or presentment be obtained before a person can be charged with a serious federal crime. A claim related to this clause may arise if an individual believes that their case was not properly or fairly considered by a grand jury, or if the grand jury proceedings were flawed in some significant way.
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