Relates to the introduction and use of business records in grand jury proceedings

This bill clarifies which business records can be used as evidence in grand jury proceedings. It specifies that records from businesses like phone/internet companies and banks - including communication usage, payments, and financial transactions - may be admitted, but excludes recorded conversations. The bill also requires that any business record containing unrelated information must be redacted or accompanied by a warning to the grand jury not to consider that extra material. This affects law enforcement seeking evidence, businesses generating such records, and individuals whose data may be accessed under these rules.