Art. 20A.101 GRAND JURY ROOM

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Once a grand jury is set up and ready to work, it needs a proper place to meet. The sheriff is responsible for finding and setting up a suitable room where the grand jury can hold its sessions.

This rule makes sure grand juries have a private, appropriate space to do their job. Grand juries handle sensitive information, like evidence in criminal cases, so they need somewhere secure and separate to meet. The sheriff's office handles the practical job of making sure that space is ready before the grand jury needs to use it.