§ 332 Foreman to swear witness.

When a witness comes to testify before a grand jury, the foreman (the person leading the jury) has the authority to swear them in. This means the foreman can ask the witness to promise to tell the truth before they give their testimony.

This keeps the process moving without needing a judge or other court official present just to handle the oath. It gives the grand jury the power to manage its own proceedings when witnesses testify.