I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof.

And this is the prosecutor's legal proof. And then. Oh, Welcome back to the prosecutor's legal briefs. I'm your host Alice and I'm joined as always by my grand co-host Brett.

Hello Alice, that was, I don't know,

that was a little too easy.

A little too easy for you, Alice.

Give it, give it to me.

Sleep deprivation is real and I am on a sugar high because I ate cake with my hands.

I didn't tell you that part. A fork was not involved.

You didn't mention that. I knew about the cake. I didn't realize you were just eating

on your hands. I was eating like an animal. Truly because I was like if you get a fork out, then you've like, you know, you've completely

just given into the fact that you're eating cake but if you're just

picking at it with your hands it's like am I really eating cake surely I'm not.

I'm convinced I'm convinced I hear if you eat it with your hand it doesn't have any calories either

absolutely if you cut it calories fly out too these are all like natures of dieting

the laws of dieting you should not sign up for my diet plan.

It may not have a lot of success if you do. But, but Alice, it was a great poem.

I give you all the credit in the world thank you and it is a fantastic

pun guys because we thought we would talk about grand juries today we've covered

them you know as we've talked about cases, but I think there's

still some confusion about what a grand jury is, when you have to use it, what happens in a grand jury,

and those are all very good questions because the grand jury is not open to the public.

So obviously as a prosecutor, which Brett and I have been, we are in the grand jury room so we get to kind of give you a view into what

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