Target Letters: A Guide
What is a Target Letter?
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 a crime.
Purpose of a Target Letter
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 law and make recommendations on whether to indict a person.
Contents of a Target Letter
A target letter typically includes the following information:
- The name of the person who is the target of the investigation
- The crime that the person is being investigated for
- The evidence that the US Attorney has against the person
- The rights of the person who is the target of the investigation
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