Judges Push Back on Trump's Legal Agenda:

The old saying, which we've repeated many times, is that a prosecutor can get a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich if they really want to. Well, it would seem that the grand juries of Washington are keeping kosher these days. Pirro's office went before one grand jury with the felony assault charge, and got the thumbs down. So, Pirro tried again, and yet again, and got two more rejections (proper term "no true bill"). That almost never happens, particularly three times on the same case. A prosecutor need only give evidence for the probable cause of a crime, with no arguments/pushback from the defense, and need only get the votes of a majority of the grand jurors. It's a low bar to clear, and Pirro and her team failed... three times.