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'An incident related in 2 Campbell's Lives of the Chancellors 173 is of interest in this connection. After (Lord Holt) had ordered the imprisonment of a group of fanatics called 'Prophets' for seditious language, (he) was visited by Lacy, one of their friends, who informed a servant that he carried a message 'from the Lord God.' Lacy was admitted and told Lord Holt: 'I come to you a prophet from the Lord God, who has sent me to thee, and would have thee grant a nolle prosequi for John Atkins, his servant, whom thou has cast into prison.' Lord Holt replied: 'Thou art a false prophet, and a lying knave. If the Lord God had sent thee it would have been to the belongeth not to the Chief Justice to Attorney-General, for he knows that it grant a nolle prosequi; but I, as Chief Justice, can grant a warrant to commit thee to bear him company."

In Hale v. Henkel, 1906, 201 U.S. 43, 26 S. Ct. 370, Hale was called to testify before a grand jury, refused to do so, and was adjudged in contempt. He argued, in seeking release from custody on habeas corpus, that the grand jury was powerless to make any inquiry in his case since it was not acting pursuant to a particular charge. (There was no question of prosecutor's non-cooperation in that case; there simply was no formal charge prior to the grand jury's investigation.) The following language of the Court carries a strong implication that the prosecutor is entitled to refuse to prepare a bill of indictment:

"If the grand jury * * * from the examination of witnesses, know of any offense committed in the county, for which no indictment is presented to them, it is their duty either to inform the officer who prosecutes for the state, of the nature of the offense, and desire that an indictment for it be laid before them, or, if they do not, or, if no such indictment be given them, it is their duty to give such information of it to the court; stating, without any particular form, the facts and circumstances which constitute the offense. This is called a presentment." 2b1af7f3a8