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2B:21-1 - Number of grand juries
2B:21-1. Number of grand juries
The Assignment Judge for each county shall impanel one or more grand juries for that county, as the public interest requires. There shall be at least one grand jury serving in each county at all times.
Source: 2A:71-5; 2A:71-6; 2A:71-7
L.1995,c.44,s.1.
The Assignment Judge for each county shall impanel one or more grand juries for that county, as the public interest requires. There shall be at least one grand jury serving in each county at all times.
Source: 2A:71-5; 2A:71-6; 2A:71-7
L.1995,c.44,s.1.
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