Grand juries are, (or should be) the People's checks and balances against the reluctance of government to hold itself accountable to criminal investigations/indictments. Repeal the conflict of interest in rule 6 of the federal rules of criminal procedure, that allows a judge to interpret public interest in summoning grand juries. The public interest demands a balance of power between individual branches of government. Grand juries are non-judicial, and should determine for themselves whether they will or won't investigate or indict. There's no such thing as a "runaway grand jury" unless prosecutors are also "runaway prosecutors" for filing charges without prior judicial approval. Neither prosecutor nor Grand jury can actually convict any so-called "ham sandwich" they may try to indict.
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