§ 200.13 Impaneling of grand juries

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

Grand juries get put together for the superior court based on a yearly schedule. This schedule is set up by the Chief Administrator of the Courts, who decides when and how often grand juries are needed during the year.

If more grand juries are needed beyond what the regular schedule calls for, the Chief Administrator can approve extra ones. This might happen if courts have more cases than usual or need additional grand jury help to keep up with the workload.

For someone involved in a case, this means grand jury availability depends on this planning process. The timing of when a grand jury reviews a case connects to this scheduling system, which is managed at the administrative level rather than by any single judge or court.