Motion To Quash Subpoena Pur-

suant to Inquiry into Commission of Crime (a) Whenever a subpoena has been issued to compel the attendance of a witness or the produc- tion of documents at an inquiry conducted by an investigative grand jury, the person summoned may file a motion to quash the subpoena with the chief clerk of the judicial district wherein the investigation is then being conducted. No fees or costs shall be required or assessed. (b) The motion shall be docketed as a criminal matter. The party filing the motion shall be desig- nated as the plaintiff and the state’s attorney for such judicial district shall be designated as the defendant. A prosecuting authority shall appear and defend on behalf of the state’s attorney. (c) Unless otherwise ordered by the judicial authority before whom such hearing shall be con- ducted, the hearing on the motion to quash shall be conducted in public and the court file on the motion to quash shall be open to public inspection. (d) The motion shall be heard forthwith by a judicial authority who is not a member of the panel of judges which acted on the application, nor the grand jury in the proceeding. The hearing date and time shall be set by the clerk after consultation with the judicial authority having responsibility for the conduct of criminal business within the judicial district. The clerk shall give notice to the parties of the hearing so scheduled. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 1012A.)