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§ 21-423 – Jurors; judicial supervision

21-423. Jurors; judicial supervision A. A state grand jury shall consist of the same number of members as a county grand jury. The residence and qualifications of the members of the state grand jury shall be determined according to rules adopted by the supreme court which, at its discretion, depending on the nature of the […]

§ 21-425 – Designation of venue; consolidation

21-425. Designation of venue; consolidation Any indictment or presentment by any state grand jury shall be returned to the assignment judge and shall include a finding as to the county or counties in which the alleged offense or violation of law was committed. Thereupon, the assignment judge shall, by order, designate the county of venue […]

§ 21-428 – Costs and expenses; state grand jury

21-428. Costs and expenses; state grand jury A. In addition to the fees and amounts stated in section 21-221, persons serving on a state grand jury shall be provided by the county in which the assignment judge is serving with reasonable per diem expenses as established by the supreme court. B. The costs and expenses […]

§ 21-421 – State grand juries; impaneling; term

21-421. State grand juries; impaneling; term A. Upon written application by the attorney general there shall be a state grand jury with jurisdiction extending throughout the state impaneled each year by any superior court judge designated from time to time as a state grand jury assignment judge by the chief justice of the Arizona supreme […]

§ 21-422 – Powers and duties

21-422. Powers and duties A. The law applicable to county grand juries, including their powers, duties and functions, applies to the state grand juries except insofar as it is in conflict with this article. The supreme court shall adopt rules to govern the procedures of state grand juries. B. The state grand jury shall investigate […]

§ 21-404 – Grand jurors; number; quorum

21-404. Grand jurors; number; quorum The order to form a grand jury shall specify the number of jurors to constitute the grand jury. The grand jury shall consist of at least twelve but not more than sixteen persons, nine of whom constitute a quorum for all proceedings before it.

§ 21-405 – Change in presiding judge or county attorney; effect

21-405. Change in presiding judge or county attorney; effect Neither the term nor the powers of a grand jury shall be affected by the fact that a different individual or individuals shall occupy the position of presiding judge or the office of county attorney from time to time.