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Session Laws, 2006
Volume 750, Page 1987   View pdf image
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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                             Ch. 372
In subsections (a), (b)(2) through (4), and (c)(1) of this section, references to
a "trial" judge and to "striking]" an individual are substituted for the
former reference to the individual being "excused" or "disqualified,
excused, or excluded" by "the court" then defined as a "circuit court" to
distinguish actions of a bench, jury commissioner, or jury judge. Former CJ § 8-210(d), which limited disqualification, excusal, or
exemption of a "person or class of person" from jury service to the means
set out in former CJ § 8-210, is deleted as surplusage and, in light of the
provisions for peremptory challenges in Md. Rules 2-512 and 4-312, as
inaccurate. Former CJ § 8-302, which enabled a circuit court to strike names
remaining because a party failed to strike enough of an array and provided
for construction of this power, is deleted as unnecessary. As to "county", see Art. 1, § 14 of the Code. 8-405. TEMPORARY EXCUSAL OF SWORN JURORS. A TRIAL JUDGE MAY: (1)      EXCUSE A SWORN JUROR TEMPORARILY; AND (2)      ORDER THE SWORN JUROR TO RETURN: (I)      ON A SPECIFIC DAY; OR (II)     ON A DATE AND AT A TIME THAT THE TRIAL JUDGE OR JURY
COMMISSIONER DIRECTS. COMMITTEE NOTE: This section is new language substituted for former CJ §
8-107(a) and (b), which provided for a "court" as then defined, a circuit
court to excuse jurors. Together with revised CJ § 8-215, the former
provisions are revised to apply to prospective, qualified, and sworn jurors,
but in the case of sworn jurors, the power is limited to a trial judge. The substitution also omits the former reference to jury terms, as
inconsistent with continuation of a sworn jury until completion of an
investigation or case. The substitution also omits the former reference to the form of notice as
unnecessarily restrictive in light of modern communication methods. 8-406. RESERVED. 8-407. RESERVED. PART II. CHALLENGES.
8-408. IN CIVIL CASE. . (A) EXCLUSIVE PROCEDURE. - 1987 -


 
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