A grand jury witness asks to have his attorney advise him inside the grand jury room; after testifying, he is indicted on drug charges. Should the indictment be dismissed?

• A. Yes, because the witness has a right to counsel in the grand jury
• B. No, because the witness has no right to counsel inside the grand jury room, and illegally seized evidence did not affect the indictment
• C. Yes, because the Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule applies to grand juries
• D. No, because the attorney may advise outside the grand jury room only

Answer: (B)