State v. Faux

I respectfully dissent. In my view the main opinion disrobes the Grand Jury of its historic cloak of secrecy1 and, in so doing, condemns it to ineffectiveness and eventual oblivion. All this without benefit of statute or precedent.

It is my observation that courts of late have a tendency to overemphasize the *363rights of an individual accused of a crime without due regard to the rights of the public. It is becoming increasingly more difficult to effectively administer our criminal laws and justly expose and punish those who have violated these laws.

In the instant case defense counsel requested…