According to the law of the United States a person receives a target letter when a US Attorney has substantial evidence linking him or her to the commission of a crime. A target letter is official correspondence that prosecutors send to people under investigation CBS News legal contributor and Loyola Law School professor Jessica Levinson explained. A target letter typically notifies a person that they are a subject or target of a grand jury investigation Grand juries investigate alleged violations of federal or state criminal laws. Target letters are often used to be fair to someone who is likely to be charged with a crime Chin explains three key things to know about these letters. A target letter is an official piece of correspondence from the Justice Department informing someone that he or she is being investigated It does not formally charge a person but indicates..
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