Relating to grand jury proceedings; providing a punishment for contempt of court.

HB 3362 amends Texas law to require recording of grand jury testimony for accused or suspected persons and establish discovery procedures. The bill mandates that all witness testimony and examinations before a grand jury be recorded via stenographer or electronic device (excluding grand jury deliberations), with unintentional recording failures not invalidating proceedings. It also requires prosecutors to provide accused or suspected persons access to certain documents (like offense reports and witness statements) after notice, while excluding work product of prosecutors and investigators from disclosure. This affects criminal defendants, grand juries, prosecutors, and witnesses in Texas criminal cases.