Hunter has said he will soon impanel a new grand jury, to comply with a state law that requires an active panel at all times.
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The Foreign Relations Committee is especially interested in examining the internal administration documents related to the Justice Department's refusal to impanel a grand jury.
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From the outset of the 1997 trial, the appeals court said, Trager made clear his intention to impanel a religiously and racially mixed jury.
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But he said that he intended to enforce the law and that he expected the court to decide within a week whether to impanel a grand jury.
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Williams returned to the bench after his discharge, and was the first judge in Ohio to impanel a jury of twelve women on August 26, 1920.
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The coroner concluded that McCall had acted in the line of duty, and Judge Truman Futch claimed that he saw no need to impanel a grand jury.
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In a clear victory for prosecutors, the bill would greatly restrict the number of cases where judges could impanel new juries for the sentencing phase of a case.
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But defense attorneys questioned how Donald Vinson conducted some of his surveys and said extensive publicity about the bombing makes it impossible to impanel a fair jury in Oklahoma.
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To have roared into Baghdad and deposed Saddam would have betrayed the ad hoc coalition and would have left the United States in no position ever credibly to impanel another.
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Several weeks ago, Judge Walter S . Smith announced that he would impanel an " advisory " seven-person jury to help him decide the case.
