A court or executive order prohibiting attorneys or anyone working on behalf of the attorneys in a pending criminal or, civil matter from communicating their thoughts or impressions about their case to the media or to the public at large. The goal is to prevent pretrial prejudice from contaminating the jury. Most constitutional scholars believe that the First Amendment should limit the court's ability to restrict the media from broadcasting information about the case.
Some states still use the grand jury system.
In essence it is a probable cause hearing before a jury to determine if there is enough evidence to hold the accused over for trial. It is the theft of another's property valued over a certain statutory amount. Grand larceny is considered by most states to be a felony punishable by a term of one year or more in state prison. A permanent resident is required to carry his green card at all times. A written claim that a union files for a worker against an employer.