Indiana § 35-34-2-13 Extension of term; limitation

Indiana Statutes

§ 35-34-2-13 — Extension of term; limitation

Indiana·Art. 34 BRINGING CRIMINAL CHARGES·Ch. 2 Grand Jury and Special Grand Jury

The judge of any court having criminal
jurisdiction may, upon due cause shown by petition of the prosecuting
attorney of the judicial circuit, extend the terms of the members of a
grand jury then convened for an additional term of three (3) months or
more, as requested by the prosecuting attorney. The terms of the
members of any grand jury may be so extended for successive periods
of increments of three (3) months or more, to a total length of no more
than two (2) years.

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The judge of any court having criminal
jurisdiction may, upon due cause shown by petition of the prosecuting
attorney of the judicial circuit, extend the terms of the members of a
grand jury then convened for an additional term of three (3) months or
more, as requested by the prosecuting attorney. The terms of the
members of any grand jury may be so extended for successive periods
of increments of three (3) months or more, to a total length of no more
than two (2) years.

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