question archive The question is, under the Florida State Constitution, is there a requirement that all serious criminal charges set before they can be? Charged formerly against a defendant, they have to be B
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The question is, under the Florida State Constitution, is there a requirement that all serious criminal charges set before they can be? Charged formerly against a defendant, they have to be B. B has to be determined by grand jury. In other words, in Florida, under the state constitution is a requirement that a that a grand jury determines whether there's probable cause with respect to all serious all serious criminal charges that would be under the State of Florida constitution.
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