§52-2-8. Finding or Making of Indictment or Presentment
At least twelve of the grand jurors must concur in finding or making an indictment or presentment. They may make a presentment or find an indictment upon the information of two or more of their own body, and when a presentment or indictment is so made, or on the testimony of witnesses called on by […]
§52-2-9. Second Hearing
Although a bill of indictment be returned not a true bill, another bill of indictment against the same person for the same offense may be sent to and acted on by the same or another grand jury.
§52-2-10. Substituting New Juror to Fill Vacancy; Summoning Additional Juror
If the foreman or any grand juror be unable or fail to attend after being sworn, another may be sworn in his stead. And when one grand juror has been discharged, another may, by order of the court, be summoned to attend at the same term.
§52-2-11. Materials Subpoenaed by Grand Jury; Authorizing Custodian Possession and Use Thereof
(a) For purposes of this section: (1) “Prosecuting attorney” means a prosecuting attorney, assistant prosecuting attorney or duly appointed special prosecuting attorney.
§52-2-12. Incompetency or Disqualification of Juror Not to Affect Validity of Finding
No presentment or indictment shall be quashed or abated on account of the incompetency or disqualification of any one or more of the grand jurors who found the same.
§52-2-13. Compensation and Mileage of Grand Jurors
A grand juror shall be paid mileage, at the rate set by the commissioner of finance and administration for state employees, for travel expenses incurred in traveling from the grand juror's residence to the place of the holding of the grand jury and return, and shall be reimbursed for other expenses incurred as a result […]
§52-2-14. Grand Jury Authorized to Sit for as Long as One Year and in Addition to Any Other Grand Jury; Provisions of Article Applicable With Certain Exception
Whenever it appears to the judge of any court of record having criminal jurisdiction that there may be possible offenses against the criminal laws of this state which because of their complexity and involvement may require a grand jury to sit for an extended period of time, he may, pursuant to the provisions of this […]
§52-2-15. Secrecy of Grand Jury Proceedings
(a) A grand juror, an interpreter, a stenographer, an operator of a recording device, a typist who transcribes recorded testimony, an attorney for the state, or any person to whom disclosure is made under paragraph (B), subdivision (1), subsection(c) of this section, shall not disclose matters occurring before the grand jury, except as otherwise provided […]
§52-2-16. Juror Questionnaires; Judicial Approval Required for Release of Forms
Completed juror questionnaire forms for persons called for or serving as grand jurors are confidential and may only be released from the custody of the clerk with the written permission of the circuit court.
§52-2-6. Charge
The grand jurors, after being sworn, shall be charged by the judge, and shall then be sent to their room.