Was a grand jury misled? That’s what ex-UTA board member Terry Diehl wants to know.

Court papers ask about testimony, evidence that led to shifting and ‘frivolous’ indictment on federal charges that were later dismissed.<br>

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) Developer Terry Diehl joins then-Salt Lake County Councilman Randy Horiuchi at his table during a retirement luncheon, Dec. 17, 2014. Diehl had federal criminal charges against him dismissed and is now asking the government for payment of his legal fees and an explanation of why he was subjected to months of prosecution.

Was a grand jury misled? That’s what ex-UTA board member Terry Diehl wants to know.

Court papers ask about testimony, evidence that led to shifting and ‘frivolous’ indictment on federal charges that were later dismissed.<br>

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