A bicycle lane is marked with a solid white line along either side of the street, placed at least 4 feet from the curb. This line is usually a broken line near the corners of intersections. The words BIKE LANE or a picture of a bicycle are usually painted in white on the pavement at various locations in this lane.
Theoretically, any number, but trial judges often dismiss indictments after two or three mistrials.
from the there's-a-reason-no-other-countries-use-this-system dept. A recent post of mine took on grand juries, specifically the astounding fact that a North Carolina grand jury managed to crank out 276 indictments in four hours -- or roughly, one indictment every 52 seconds. Some commenters pointed out (correctly) that grand juries don't actually declare anyone guilty..