An old friend of mine used to talk about reviewing his articles and doing a "which" hunt. I asked him what he meant and I think he said he would look for improper use of "which."
For example:For the project involving the criminal investigation I am working with a number of different law enforcement agencies in the analysis and preparation of data WHICH will be reviewed by a grand jury.
Or, should it be...
For the project involving the criminal investigation I am working with a number of different law enforcement agencies in the analysis and preparation of data THAT will be reviewed by a grand jury.
Also, I'm wondering if grand jury should be capitalized or if it's even being used properly.
If anyone can explain "which" hunting, I will be most grateful.
For example:For the project involving the criminal investigation I am working with a number of different law enforcement agencies in the analysis and preparation of data WHICH will be reviewed by a grand jury.
Or, should it be...
For the project involving the criminal investigation I am working with a number of different law enforcement agencies in the analysis and preparation of data THAT will be reviewed by a grand jury.
Also, I'm wondering if grand jury should be capitalized or if it's even being used properly.
If anyone can explain "which" hunting, I will be most grateful.