N. J. 8. A. 19:34r-62 and N. J. 8. A. 19: 34^63 delineate the duties of the prosecutor and the court with respect to complaints of violations of the election laws, said legislation establishing procedures distinct and at vari*312anee with those customarily attendant upon the processing of criminal complaints generally.
Although a reading of N. J. 8. A. 19 :34r-Q3 reveals no express authorization for the court to order a prosecutor to submit to the grand jury the results of his investigation of a complaint involving an alleged violation of the election laws, the Legislature, however, did specifically give the court the power to grant or deny a motion to dismiss an election complaint. By necessary implication from such grant of-authority, the Legislature obviously intended to, and did in fact, vest the court with the correlative power to require the presentation of the matter to the grand jury.
Accordingly, the judgment of the Law Division directing the prosecutor to present the election complaint to the Passaic County grand jury is affirmed.
However, it has not been demonstrated that it is necessary that the citizens' retained attorney be in attendance at the presentation of this matter to the grand jury. Absent such request by the prosecutor or the grand jury, it is our view that said attorney is not entitled to and should not be permitted to be in attendance during the presentation of the case to the grand jury. Under no circumstances may said retained attorney be present during its deliberations. B. 3 :6-6.
Affirmed as modified.