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This is Planet Money from NPR.
A couple of months ago, I got put on a grand jury.
Now, this is not the kind of jury where you have to find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
This was the kind of jury where you sit and watch a bunch of cases.
Prosecutors for each case come in, present evidence, and then ask us, is there enough evidence to proceed to trial?
Grand jury might see dozens of cases.
It's a kind of triage at the beginning of the jury system,
and it's there to protect people from the state, you know,
overreaching, trying to put people on trial without enough evidence.
And for me, it was a really intense month.
The prosecutors played videos for us of thefts in progress
and assaults and attempted murders and a couple of murder murders.
It was kind of brutal.
Now look, we all know there are cameras everywhere.
Everyone is talking about those flock automated license plate readers