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The Grand Jury process in Alabama is one of the most confusing parts of the criminal justice system, because you never actually see it happen.

⚖️ In this video, Alabama criminal defense attorney Jim Golden of Jim Golden Law explains:

What a Grand Jury is in Alabama and how it works
Who serves on a Grand Jury (and how it’s different from a trial jury)
Why the process is one-sided and controlled by the prosecutor
The two possible outcomes: True Bill (indictment) or No Bill (case dismissed)
What happens after a Grand Jury decision
Why this stage is critical for your future if you’re facing felony charges

💡 Bottom line: The Grand Jury doesn’t decide guilt or not guilty — it decides whether your charges move forward to Circuit Court. Even though you’re not in the room, the outcome can shape the rest of your case.

👉 If you or a loved one are facing felony charges in Alabama, call Jim Golden Law today. We will guide you through the process, protect your rights, and fight for the best possible outcome.

📞 Contact Jim Golden Law: 205-882-7546

0:00 – Intro: Why the Grand Jury Is So Confusing
0:20 – What Is a Grand Jury in Alabama?
0:43 – How Often Grand Juries Meet
1:00 – Who Presents Evidence to the Grand Jury
1:17 – Why the Grand Jury Process Is One-Sided
1:26 – The Grand Jury’s Role: Probable Cause
1:34 – True Bill vs No Bill: What It Means
2:08 – What Happens After a True Bill (Indictment)
2:23 – What Happens After a No Bill (Dismissal)
2:30 – Bottom Line: Why This Stage Matters
2:46 – Jim Golden Law: In Your Corner