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Judges as aforesaid, and still remaining upon said list of qualified jurors,
and from such further names, if any, as the Judges of the Supreme Bench,
or a majority of them, shall select and cause to be added to said list; and
the said drawing shall be made, and the names drawn shall be recorded in
the manner provided in Sections 605 and 606; and the talesmen shall be
summoned from such additional number of persons so drawn in the man-
ner hereinbefore directed.

P. L. L. (1860), Art. 4, sec. 611. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 595.

611. Every petit juror sworn upon any special panel shall continue to
serve thereon until discharged by the court, notwithstanding the expira-
tion of his term of three weeks, aforesaid; but no one summoned as a
juror shall be excused from service except in open court, on good cause
shown to the satisfaction of the court; and if any juror summoned, and
not excused, shall fail to attend the said court until duly discharged, he
shall be fined, for the use of the said city, not less than twenty nor more
than two hundred dollars, to be recovered by attachment, or such other
appropriate process as the said court may direct.

Mills v. State, 76 Md. 280. See City Code (1879), pages 566-569.

1882, ch. 67. 1884. ch. 450. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 596.

612. It shall be the duty of said Judges, or a majority of them, to
assemble as hereinbefore in this sub-division of this Article provided, on
the Thursday preceding the fourth Monday of each term, and thereafter
so long as a jury may be required for any of said courts, from three weeks
to three weeks during each term of each of the said courts which may
require the attendance of a jury; at such meetings the said Judges, or a
majority of them, shall cause the names of those who have served on any
of the regular panels of the aforesaid courts since the making of the list
of qualified jurors as aforesaid to be stricken from said list; and the
persons whose names are so stricken from said list shall not be liable to
serve again as jurors for two years, accounting from the beginning of
the term for which their names were so entered on the list of qualified
jurors; the said Judges, or a majority of them, shall then add to said list
of qualified jurors such qualified persons as shall suffice to make up the
number of seven hundred and fifty qualified persons, or thereabouts. From
the said whole number the jurors to serve for three weeks from the en-
suing Monday shall then be drawn for the said courts, and their names
be recorded in the said jury books in the manner hereinbefore provided
by this sub-division of this Article, under the superintendence of one or
more of said Judges. And if, at the time of any drawing, juries shall
not be required for all of said courts, then it shall not be necessary to
draw panels for the court not requiring them, but jurors shall be drawn
for such courts only as may need them, in the manner hereinbefore pro-
vided in this Article relating to jurors, so far as concerns the courts
requiring such juries; and besides summoning said panels for the said
courts, the Sheriff shall also summon at the same time such number of