Section 12-16-200 Evidence Which May Be Received by Grand Jury; Examination, Etc., of Witnesses.
In indictable-offense investigations, the grand jury may only receive witness testimony or legal documentary evidence, and witnesses may be examined and compelled to testify about offenses within their knowledge.
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