IT’S THE TIME of year when civil grand jury findings begin to trickle out — reports compiled by citizen watchdogs that investigate local governments and hold them accountable for working in the best interest of citizens.
One thing these juries don’t often do is name names; instead, they focus their scope on systems that seem to have broken down in some way and offer solutions of how to fix them.
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