He's relieved that he's not going to jail.

At this point, the answer is no.

That's why the feds are looking to indict Damian in the murder of the doctor. They have more latitude in what (evidence) they can introduce.

They may subpoena her to see what kind of maneuvers her attorney does -- either to quash the subpoena, indicate that she's going to take the Fifth against self-incrimination. Or, she may attempt to make a deal.

There's alibi witnesses other than Charlene, and there's phone records. These are the reasons why the Ohio State Police could not arrest him -- because his alibi was consistent.

It's like a preliminary hearing. All the grand jury hears is one side. There's no cross-examination and the prosecution brings out what they want to bring out, so it's very one-sided.