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Materials that may be helpful relating to grand jury issues include Federal Grand Jury Practice, published by the Department of Justice in January, 1993; Grand Jury Law and Practice, by Beale and Bryson, published by Callaghan and Company; and the Annual Review of Criminal Procedure, published by the Georgetown Law Journal.
[cited in JM 9-11.010]
