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Section 8-416 – Record

    (a)    A court reporter ordered to take testimony given before a grand jury shall take and transcribe the testimony.     (b)    (1)    A court reporter shall provide, as requested, a transcript of testimony given before a grand jury for a county to the grand jury and State’s Attorney for the county.         (2)    Each transcript of testimony given before a grand […]

Section 8-417 – Baltimore City Investigations and Reports

    (a)    This section applies only to a grand jury for Baltimore City.     (b)    In addition to any other duty imposed by law, each grand jury shall carry out an investigation if a judge of the circuit court directs.     (c)    At the end of the period for which a grand jury sits, the grand jury shall submit to the […]

Section 8-412 – Number of Jurors

    (a)    When sworn, a grand jury shall consist of 23 grand jurors plus additional alternate grand jurors as provided in the Maryland Rules.     (b)    The failure of a grand juror to serve for the entire period of service does not invalidate the grand jury or any of its actions.

Section 8-413 – Additional Grand Juries

    In addition to any grand jury that a jury plan for a county requires for a set period, on petition of a State’s Attorney, the county administrative judge may summons one or more grand juries.

Section 8-414 – Attendees

    (a)    A court reporter whom a jury judge orders under § 2-503 of this article to record testimony before a grand jury may be present at its sessions.     (b)    An interpreter whom a jury judge approves may be present at a grand jury session as needed to provide services as an interpreter.     (c)    (1)    This subsection applies only to […]

Section 8-415 – Oaths

    (a)    Each grand juror shall take an oath in substantially the following form:     “I (swear/affirm) to act diligently and according to my best understanding with regard to all matters before the grand jury; except as lawfully ordered by this court or as expressly authorized by law, not to disclose willfully any evidence given before the grand […]