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by such party of the expense of such copy at the rate of five cents for
every hundred words; whenever any judge of said court shall pass an order
requiring a typewritten copy of all or any part of the stenographic notes
taken during any judicial proceedings at which he presided, to be made,
it shall be the duty of the court stenographer to make such copy, and said
transcript shall be filed in the case under such rules as shall be prescribed
by said court.

CLERK TO GRAND JURY.

1929, ch. 298, sec. 105A.

154. Upon the organization of each Grand Jury the Judge or Judges
of the Circuit Court for Montgomery County may and they are hereby
authorized and empowered to appoint a Clerk who shall be a competent
stenographer, at a compensation to be determined from time to time by
the Judge or Judges of the Circuit Court for Montgomery County mak-
ing said appointment, to be paid by the County Commissioners for Mont-
gomery County, which said Clerk shall have authority to take and trans-
cribe the testimony given before any Grand Jury in said Montgomery
County, and, whenever required by the State's Attorney, shall attend upon
and take and transcribe the testimony given at the coroner's inquest, and
all of said testimony so taken and transcribed shall be for the exclusive
use and benefit of the Grand Jury and the State's Attorney of said County,
unless otherwise ordered by the Court.

1929, ch. 298, sec. 105B.

155. Any Clerk appointed under the provisions of the preceding sec-
tion shall, before he enters upon the duties of his office, take and subscribe
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgomery County an oath that
he will keep secret all matters and things occurring before such Grand
Jury.

1929, ch. 298, sec. 105C.

156. It shall be lawful for any stenographer duly appointed and qual-
ified as herein provided to attend and be present at the session of every

Grand Jury empanelled in said County, and it shall be his duty to take
in shorthand the testimony introduced before such Grand Jury, and to
furnish to the Grand Jury and the States Attorney of said County
a full copy of all such testimony as such Grand Jury or State's At-
torney shall require, and he shall not permit any other person to take
a copy of the same, nor any portion thereof, nor to read the same,
nor any portion thereof, nor shall he disclose the character of any

of the contents of the same to any person or persons other than the
Grand Jury, or State's Attorney for said County, except upon the
written order of the Court duly made after hearing the State's Attor-
ney; all of the said original minutes shall be kept in the custody of said
State's Attorney, and neither the same nor a copy of the same shall be