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601 Any two judges to be a quorum.
602 State s peremptory right to chal-
lenge.
603. Grand jury to visit the jail at each
term of court
604. Failure of judges, clerks or sheriff
to comply with provisions of
this sub-title not to vitiate or
affect any indictment or be
ground for reversing or arrest,
ing any judgment.
Pay of Jurors.
605. Rate of, certificate to be fur-
nished by the clerk.
Volunteer Militia Exempt from Jury
Duty
606. Active and honorary members of
volunteer militia to be exempt
from jury duty upon filing their
certificates of membership with
the clerk before drawing of
jury.
Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables
Justices of the Peace.
607. Number of justices in Baltimore
city.
608 Bond.
609. Office hours daily.
610. Not to issue summons or execu-
tion without order of plaintiff
or his attorney, penalty.
611. Summons, where returnable;
election of defendant to have
case tried before justice of the
ward in which he resides,
612. May receive additional fees when
called out of their offices.
613. Shall keep offices within legisla-
tive district from which they
are appointed; exception.
614 Governor to designate one justice
for each station-house; attend-
ance of such justices at station-
houses.
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615. Duties and jurisdiction of such,
station-house justices.
616. Justices to impose fine or fine
and imprisonment prescribed
by law upon all persons con-
victed by them; commitment
in default of payment.
617. Jury trial in criminal court if
prayed by parties accused;
commitment or recognizance
for.
618. Station-house justices may be
changed by governor.
619. Salary of station-house justices.
620. Substitute in case of sickness or
inability to attend, to be selec-
ted by police board; compen-
sation of.
621. Leave of absence to station-house
justices
622. No fees to such justices for issu-
ing any criminal process; nor
to any policeman or constable
for serving the game.
623. Police to execute writs issued by
station-house justices.
624. Writs for arrest of parties for
violation of law to be return-
able to one of the station-house
justices.
625 Police officer or constable making
arrest to take party before sta-
tion-house justice.
626 Station-house justices to file with
clerk of court of common pleas
quarterly reports of fines, for-
feitures and penalties imposed
by them for violation of State
laws, and pay over to him
amounts collected.
627. Similar quarterly reports and
payment to register of city of
fines, forfeitures and penalties
imposed and collected for vio-
lation of city ordinances.
628 To file affidavit if no fines have
been imposed or collected,
629. Costs to be paid to police board;
how to be applied.
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