1126 ARTICLE 4.

reserves as he may be required by the Judges, or a majority of them, as
provided by Section 608; and said reserves shall also be liable to service as
in said section mentioned.

1860, ch. 308. P. L. L. (1860), Art. 4, sec. 613. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 597.

613. If it should happen that the said lists of persons competent to
act as jurors, other than the regular panels as aforesaid, should at any
time be exhausted as talesmen, it shall also be competent for the Sheriff
to summon as talesmen any of the regular panels in any of the other of
said courts in Baltimore City who may be at the time of such summons
not engaged as part of any special panel in any of the said courts; but
it is herein provided that whenever any part of the regular panel of any
court, shall be by the Sheriff as aforesaid summoned to attend in another,
as talesman, jurors of the regular panel of the court in which talesmen
are required, or so many of them as shall be needed, shall be by the said
Sheriff notified to attend in the courts from which regular jurors have
been withdrawn; and the said jurors shall attend accordingly in the said
courts until the regular jurors of said courts are discharged from the
court in which they shall be required to serve as talesmen as aforesaid.

1882, ch. 67. 1884, ch. 450. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 598.

614. Any person who shall fraudulently mark or designate or open or
leave open, or cause or knowingly permit to be marked or designated,
or to be opened or left open any ballot for jurors which shall be prepared
for the purpose of being drawn under this sub-division of this Article,
or who, by any fraudulent contrivance, device, or collusion whatever, shall
prepare or arrange, or cause, or knowingly permit to be prepared or
arranged any ballot aforesaid, so that the same or any thereof may be known
or recognized in the drawing thereof, or may be drawn in preference to
others, or for the purpose of their being so known or recognized, or being
so drawn or omitted to be so drawn; and any person who shall in any way
fraudulently or collusively deal with the ballots aforesaid, or any of them,
or with the drawing thereof, or with the preparation or folding of said
ballots, or with the wheel aforesaid, so that the fair operation and lawful
and impartial execution of the provisions of this sub-division of this Ar-
ticle in relation to the selection of jurors in the City of Baltimore shall
be knowingly prevented or interfered with, or with intent to interfere
with or prevent the same, or to permit or allow the same to be interfered
with or prevented, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic-
tion thereof shall be sentenced to be confined, in the discretion of the-
Court, in the Penitentiary or Maryland House of Correction for a term
of not less than one nor more than three years.

1860, ch. 308. P. L. L. (1860), Art. 4, sec. 615. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 599.

615. All special juries authorized by law to be summoned shall be
summoned by the Sheriff of Baltimore City from those whose names may
be inscribed in the jury book as then revised.