On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 18:46:51 -0400, Frank
wrote:

If a special prosecutor is brought in such as with Zimmerman-Martin, he
will be charged with bringing in a prosecutory verdict. Then the grand
jury will not be told both sides of the story and evidence will be
withheld.

You also do not need a 100% of the grand jurors to agree to prosecute.

A Grand Jury is secret, nothing is made public. Even the accused
cannot address them; nor can his lawyer address the jury.

The GJ will examine evidence presented by the prosecutor and return a
"True Bill" - enough for an indictment or a No Bill for dismissal of
the allegations of the charges.

The GJ is empanelled for X amount of days. They have to decide in that
time.