In re the 2000-2001 District Grand Jury in & for the First Judicial District

The ability of parties named in a grand jury report to respond sufficiently to the report varies depending on the nature and amount of information in the report. In some cases, parties may not need to look beyond a grand jury report to respond to the points raised in the report. When a grand jury report details the evidence underlying its conclusions, the report may equip named parties with sufficient information to respond. However, in other cases, named par*928ties may require more information than that provided in a grand jury report. Thus, when a report fails to specify the evidence…