Section 12-16-209 Attendance and Duties of District Attorney Before Grand Jury Generally; District Attorney Not to Be Present at Expression of Opinions or Giving of Votes by Grand Jury.
The district attorney must attend the grand jury when required, may attend or appear for certain assistance, and must not be present when the grand jury expresses opinions or votes.
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Section 12-16-209 Attendance and Duties of District Attorney Before Grand Jury Generally; District Attorney Not to Be Present at Expression of Opinions or Giving of Votes by Grand Jury.
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