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A new grand jury was empaneled here two months ago.

Three months later, the grand jury was empaneled in Philadelphia.

The major has empaneled a commission to investigate the incident.

The newly empaneled grand jury met for the first time Friday.

Five judges would be empaneled for any given case.

However, the judge may still elect to empanel a jury to decide questions of fact.

In 1244 he sat on a committee which was empanelled to consider a demand for a subsidy.

At that, the judge dismissed the jury and ordered a new one empanelled.

A jury was empaneled, and testimony began May 10.

That grand jury has been dismissed, and prosecutors said they would empanel at least one more for the case.

Earlier this week, a district judge ordered the grand jury empaneled no later than June 30.

He also vowed to empanel a grand jury if another such campaign was mounted during the trial.

He also prohibited those reporters from writing or broadcasting anything they heard until a jury was empaneled.

Every jury is made very aware of Markham's consequences when they're empaneled.

Subsequently, a federal grand jury was empaneled and he again denied his involvement.

He empaneled a second grand jury, which returned the manslaughter charge in November.

Clinton also empanelled two grand juries to consider criminal indictments.

He was also empanelled for the post of Vice Chancellor twice.

Athena then called an end to the cycle of vengeance and empaneled the first jury.

It took two days to empanel a jury.

For the summary jury trial, the court will empanel a jury.

The grand jury, empaneled to study political ties to Bronx schools, did not call for any criminal charges.

No juries have been empaneled, not a one.

In September 1825, a jury was finally empaneled.

A grand jury was empaneled in Denver soon after the raid, but no indictments have been made public.