Alec had a right to have all his witnesses heard at the GJ.
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Evidence before the grand jury upon which it may find an indictment is that which is lawful, competent and relevant, including the
oral testimony of witnesses under oath and any documentary or other physical evidence exhibited to the jurors.
It is the duty of the grand jury to weigh all the evidence submitted to it, and when it has reason to believe that other lawful, competent and relevant evidence is available that would disprove or reduce a charge or accusation or that would make an indictment unjustified, then it shall order the evidence produced.
At least twenty-four hours before grand jury proceedings begin, the target (Alec) or his counsel may alert the grand jury to the existence of evidence that would disprove or reduce an accusation or that would make an indictment unjustified, by notifying the prosecuting attorney who is assisting the grand jury in writing regarding the existence of that evidence.