Texas HB5564 amends grand jury proceedings by restricting investigations, requiring attorney presence, and detailing evidence presentation and.
Texas HB5564 amends grand jury proceedings by prohibiting investigations of accused or suspected persons unless new evidence is presented. It mandates that witnesses, including accused or suspected persons, have an attorney present during questioning. The bill requires the attorney representing the state to present favorable evidence to the grand jury and restricts the disclosure of grand jury proceedings. It also outlines the rights of witnesses, including the right to consult with an attorney and the right to refuse to answer incriminating questions.
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