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There is a Civil Grand Jury Manual of Procedures.
Reports and materials written by past Civil Grand Jury members are available.

How Does the Civil Grand Jury Do Its Work?

As committees of the Civil Grand Jury begin looking at the various departments assigned to them, areas for investigation become apparent. The Civil Grand Jury also receives many letters and complaints from citizens alleging mistreatment by county officials, suspicions of misconduct, observed inefficiencies or inequities. If these fall within the Civil Grand Jury's jurisdiction, the Civil Grand Jury investigates their validity and assists in effecting the necessary corrections. Committees may, with the approval of the entire Civil Grand Jury, instigate inquiries. Letters received do assist in identifying areas requiring investigation by the Civil Grand Jury. The Civil Grand Jury cannot compel officials to act, but it does have means to bring about action.

How Effective is the Civil Grand Jury?

The power of the Civil Grand Jury lies in its ability to persuade or to expose. The very fact that the Civil Grand Jury looks into county functions and makes it presence known frequently stimulates improvement. The informational media would perhaps prefer more excitement generated from the work of the Civil Grand Jury; however, sensationalism is not its goal. The goal is always improvement to the level of local government. If the goal can be achieved without any public notice, so much the better. On occasion, the media and the Civil Grand Jury compliment each other, working together to achieve the desired result.
Besides working behind the scenes to effect change, the Civil Grand Jury can issue interim reports turning the spotlight on areas of concern. It also makes suggestions and recommendations to the County Board of Supervisors who are required to respond. 

How are Civil Grand Jurors Compensated?

Tulare County Civil Grand Jurors receive a per diem of $25.00 for each day or portion thereof when performing Grand Jury business, plus mileage.

How Much Time is Required?

Civil Grand Jurors generally serve for one year and are usually impaneled in the first week of the fiscal year (July 1).
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Arima, E. Y. et al. (2013) Spontaneous colonization and forest fragmentation in the Central Amazon Basin. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 103 (3), 1485-1501.
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Rappaport, D. et al. (2018) Quantifying long-term changes in carbon stocks and forest structure from Amazon forest degradation. Environ. Res. Lett. 13, 065013.

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Act directed the administration to report to the State Board of Education, SDE, budget committees of the Legislature, and the Legislative Analyst's Office
(LAO) by January 10, 2001, on the progress of its child care review. The language required that the report include detailed information on the child care reform
options being modeled and analyzed by the administration. The supplemental report also directed the administration to submit a final report by March 1, 2001,
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various child care data reports to the Department of Finance (DOF), SCSA, and the LAO by September 1, 2000 for purpose of the review effort. The SDE did
not provide this data until late December.) The SCSA is now using the data to test various economic models on how existing resources could more equitably
serve low-income families. The administration intends to complete its child care review and provide a final report to the Legislature sometime in the spring.
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former CalWORKs recipients. The administration's plan to address the needs of these families awaits completion of its child care review. Given the important
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