The Grand Jury is a group of citizens tasked with the job of determining if probable cause exists to believe that a person has committed a crime. Generally, Grand Juries hear only felony cases and only hear evidence from law enforcement before returning a true bill of indictment or a no bill concerning your case.

As a former Chief Felony Prosecutor and Special Crimes Prosecutor, Mr. Nolte has extensive experience in front of a Grand Jury and can help you relate your side of the story to the Grand Jury before they make a decision of whether to indict you. This is typically done by preparing a complete package of personal information and evidence relating to the unique circumstances regarding your case and then submitting this package to the Grand Jury for their consideration.  This can help the Grand Jury see a more complete picture of both you and the situation and can result in lesser charges being filed or even in a no bill, which means you are not indicted and therefore not charged with a crime.