Questions: What is the purpose of a grand jury? To decide if there is enough evidence to charge the defendant with a crime.

The answer is: To decide if there is enough evidence to charge the defendant with a crime.

This is incorrect. The purpose of a grand jury is not to determine guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. That is the role of a trial jury in a criminal trial.

This is correct. A grand jury's primary function is to review evidence presented by the prosecutor and determine whether there is sufficient evidence to indict (formally charge) the defendant and proceed to trial.

This is incorrect. Sentencing is the responsibility of a judge after a defendant has been found guilty in a trial.

This is incorrect. Determining guilt or innocence is the role of a trial jury, not a grand jury. The grand jury only decides whether there is probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed and that the defendant committed it.