Chapter 33. Grand Jury
- § 521. Prosecution of felonies; investigation of acts of public officials
- § 522. Order of court for drawing of Grand Jury
- § 523. Manner of drawing
- § 524. Challenges—Time
- § 525. Challenges—Entire panel or individual jurors
- § 526. Challenges—Causes for challenge to panel
- § 527. Challenges—Causes for challenging individual jurors
- § 528. Challenges—Manner of interposing and deciding
- § 529. Challenges—Waiver
- § 530. Challenges—Order
- § 531. Challenges—Effect of challenge to panel; setting aside indictment
- § 532. Challenges—Effect of challenge to individual juror; contempt
- § 533. Number of jurors; quorum
- § 534. Concurrence required for indictment
- § 535. Foreman
- § 536. Oath
- § 537. Charge of court
- § 538. Retirement of Grand Jury; proceedings; discharge
- § 539. Fees and mileage
- § 540. Presentation and filing of indictment
- § 541. Presentation of offenses; evidence
- § 542. Examination of witnesses; production of evidence
- § 543. Duties of tribunal officers
- § 544. Investigation of offenses
- § 545. Endorsement of indictment
- § 546. Kind of evidence to be received
- § 547. Hearing of defendant
- § 548. Evidence requiring indictment
- § 549. Declaration of offense known to juror
- § 550. Secret sessions
- § 551. Stenographic transcription
- § 552. Presence of prosecuting attorney
- § 553. Instructions by judge
- § 554. Disclosure of proceedings by juror
- § 555. Immunity of jurors
- § 556. Additional duties of grand jury
- § 557. Access to public records; accountants
- § 558. Other powers of grand jury
- § 559. Effect of dismissal of charge
- § 560. Names of witnesses
- § 561. Contents of indictment
- § 562. Form of indictment
- § 563. Name of defendant
- § 564. Statement of time of offense
- § 565. Single offense; separate counts
- § 566. Erroneous allegation as to person injured
- § 567. Sufficiency of indictment
- § 568. Defects of form
- § 569. Presumptions of law; judicial notice
- § 570. Allegation of previous conviction
- § 571. Several defendants
- § 572. Grounds for setting aside indictment
- § 573. Waiver of objections
- § 574. Hearing and decision of motion to set aside indictment
- § 575. Grand juror not to serve as petit juror
- § 576. “Juror” or “jurors”, defined for penal code
- § 577. Procedure after filing of indictment