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Session Laws, 1984
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HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                       893

state or federal court of record, of a criminal offense other
than a minor traffic offense (i.e., one punishable by a fine of
less than $500 or imprisonment for less than six months) and has
not been legally pardoned; and

[(ix)] 9. Any other questions not

inconsistent with the provisions of this title, required by the

juror selection plan in the interests of the sound administration
of justice.

[(2)] (II) The juror shall certify under
penalty of perjury that his responses are true to the best of his
knowledge. Notarization is not required.

[(3)] (III) The form shall make clear to the
person that furnishing any information with respect to his race,
religion, or national origin is not a prerequisite to his
qualifications for jury service, and that this information need
not be furnished if the person finds it objectionable to do so.

8-212.

(b) Until the master jury wheel has been emptied and
refilled in accordance with § 8-202(b) of this title and every
person who is selected to serve as a juror before the master
wheel was emptied has completed his service, the contents of any
records or papers used by the jury commissioner or clerk in
connection with the jury selection process may not be disclosed,
except as necessary for the preparation of a motion under
[subsections] SUBSECTION (a), (b), or (c) of § 8-211. The
parties in a case may inspect, reproduce, and copy these records
or papers at any reasonable time during the preparation and
pendency of the motion.

10-411.

(a) Law enforcement agencies in the State shall register
with the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
all electronic, mechanical or other devices whose design renders
them primarily useful for the purpose of the surreptitious
interception of wire and oral communications which are owned by
them or possessed by or in the control of the agency, [then]
THEIR employees or agents. All such devices shall be registered
within ten days from the date on which the devices came into the
possession or control of the agency, their employees or agents.

(b) Information to be furnished with such registration
shall include the name and address of the agency as well as a
detailed description of each device registered and further
information as the [director] STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR may
require.

(c) A serial number shall be issued for each device
registered pursuant to this section, which number shall be
affixed or indicated on the device in question.

 

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