Plain-Language Summary
This law section outlines the composition, appointment, and responsibilities of grand juries in Michigan. It specifies the number of jurors, the appointment of a foreman, grounds for objecting to juror competency, and rules regarding challenges and witness administration. These provisions ensure proper functioning and fairness in grand jury proceedings.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Michigan grand jury consists of between 13 and 17 jurors, as determined by the court.
The court appoints the foreman from among the jurors after they have received their charge.
Yes, if they are the prosecutor or complainant in a case against them, they can object to their competency.
No, challenges to the array or individual jurors are only permitted in specific cases as outlined by law.