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Story summary
- Grand juries are increasingly resisting government pressure, a trend highlighted by John E. Jones III, a former U.S. District Judge.
- Jones attributes the shift to President Donald Trump's actions.
- Jerome Powell, the chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, faced an attempted indictment over alleged perjury related to Federal Reserve renovations.
- Jurors are showing skepticism toward indictments, reflecting a broader constitutional check on prosecutorial power.
