Section 929 Of Article 2. Investigation Of County, City, And District Affairs From California Penal Code >> Title 4. >> Part 2. >> Chapter 3. >> Article 2.
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. As to any matter not subject to privilege, with the approval
of the presiding judge of the superior court or the judge appointed
by the presiding judge to supervise the grand jury, a grand jury may
make available to the public part or all of the evidentiary material,
findings, and other information relied upon by, or presented to, a
grand jury for its final report in any civil grand jury investigation
provided that the name of any person, or facts that lead to the
identity of any person who provided information to the grand jury,
shall not be released. Prior to granting approval pursuant to this
section, a judge may require the redaction or masking of any part of
the evidentiary material, findings, or other information to be
released to the public including, but not limited to, the identity of
witnesses and any testimony or materials of a defamatory or libelous
nature.