MONTGOMERY BLAIR SIBLEY v. JOHN DOE, ET AL.
Court of Special Appeals, Reed, Filed Apr. 28, 2016,
Grand Jury – A citizen seeking criminal charges must “exhaust” available remedies through the Court Commissioner and State’s Attorney before they have the right to petition the Grand Jury, but there is no right to appear in person to present evidence.

Montgomery Blair Sibley, the appellant, petitioned the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County for a declaratory judgment that he has a right to appear in person
before the Grand Jury to present evidence that the President of the United States is violating
Maryland criminal law by possessing, displaying, and/or representing to be his own “a
fictitious or fraudulently altered government identification document.”

So… that happened.