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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Names to be

duly recorded by said judges in a proper book in

descrubed

the order in which they shall have been chosen, or

in which they shall have seen them drawn as afore-

said, which the said judges shall certify at the foot

of said list to have been done.

605. The twenty-five names first drawn from said

drawing wheel, as so recorded by the said judges,

Jurrors for Su-

shall constitute and be the jurors for the Superior

perior Court.

Court of Baltimore city for the three weeks to

ensue after the commencement of the next term of

the said court.

606. The twenty-five names drawn next in order

as aforesaid, as so recorded by the said judges, shall

Jurors for

constitute and be the jurors for the Baltimore City

Baltimore City

Court.

Court for the three weeks to ensue after the com-

mencement of the next term of the said court.

607. The twenty-five names drawn next in order

as aforesaid, as so recorded by the said judges, shall

Jurors for the

constitute and be the jurors for the Court of Com-

Court of Com-
mon Pleas.

mon Pleas for the three weeks to ensue after the

commencement of the next term of the said court.

607 A. The twenty-five names drawn next in order

as aforesaid, as so recorded by the said judges, shall

Jurors for

constitute and be the jurors for the Criminal Court

Criminal Court

of Baltimore for the three weeks to ensue after the

commencement of the next term of the said court.

614. It shall be the duty of the said judges, or of

Juries to re-

a majority of them, to reassemble as hereinbefore in

assesible.

this article provided, on the fourth Monday of each

term of the Criminal Court of Baltimore as afore-

said, and thereafter from three weeks to three weeks

during each term of the Criminal Court of Balti-

more, the Baltimore City Court, the Court of Com-

mon Pleas and the Superior Court of Baltimore

city, or during each term of that one of said courts

which may remain longest in session. At such meet-

ings 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,

Strike names

to be stricken from the said list, and whose names

from list.

are so stricken from the said list the said persons

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