What is a grand jury? When does it meet? Are the sessions public?
A grand jury consists of no fewer than 15, and no more than 21, persons selected from a pool of petit jurors. A new grand jury is selected in the spring and fall each year. There must be a quorum of at least 15 grand jurors present at any one time in order to proceed. A deputy clerk must be present at the end of each session to receive and file any presentments, indictment or no true bills filed by the grand jury. Tentative session dates are agreed to, and set by, the sitting grand jurors. Grand jury proceedings are secret and not open to the public.

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1. What is a felony charge?
2. What happens after an arrest on a felony offense?
3. How will I know when and where I go to court?
4. How do I have a public defender appointed to my case?
5. How do I get a new attorney assigned to my case if I have a conflict with my present attorney?
6. What if I move?
7. How do I change my court date after notification?
8. What happens if I fail to appear for my court date?
9. How do I find information about my case or other felony cases?
10. If I want copies of paperwork from a court file, is there a charge?
11. May I file a document by fax?
12. How do I get my bond money back now that my case has been disposed?
13. What happens to the evidence submitted in my case? How do I get it back?
14. How do I withdraw my plea?
15. How can I have my case sealed or expunged?
16. How do I have my civil rights restored?
17. How do I know when a trial is scheduled for public viewing?
18. What is a grand jury? When does it meet? Are the sessions public?
19. What local agencies are involved in the Citrus County Criminal Justice System?
20. What if I want to appeal the final decision of the judge in my case?
21. Where can I pay my court fine/fees and costs?
22. How do I find out IF there is a capias or bench warrant out for my arrest?