The Code of civil procedure of the state of New York, being Chapter 448 of the laws of 1876, as amended by Chapters 416 and 422 of the laws of 1877, ... laws of 1878, and Chapters 163, 210, 414 and - Softcover
Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 Excerpt: ...proof of the facts, a court, at the term to excused which a person is returned as a trial juror, must excuse him from servfrom serv-jng during the whole, or a portion of the term, in either of the following cases: 1. Where he is a justice of the peace, or executes any other civil office, the dutieB of which are, at the time, inconsistent with his attendance as a juror. 2. Where he is a teacher in a school, actually employed and serving as such. 3. Where, for any other reason, the interests of the public, or of the juror, will be materially injured by his attendance; or his own health, or the health of a member of his family, requires his absence; or he is temporarily incapacitated, for any reason, from properly discharging the duties of a juror. Where a person is excused, in either of the cases specified in this section, the ballot, containing his name, must be returned to the box from which it was taken. Honorthis § 1034. Section ten hundred and twenty-nine of this act applies article, aa throughout the State. The remainder of this article does not apply to Ne8weYork tne citv aud county of New-York, or the county of Kings. and Kings countlea. 192 ARTICLE SECOND. MODB OF SELECTING, DBAWINQ, AND PROCURING THE ATTENDANCE OP TRIAL JURORS, IN ORDINARY CASES. Ssction 1035. Certain town officers to make lists of trial jurors. 1036. Names of jurors to be taken from assessment-roll. 1037. Duplicate juror lists to be made anil tiled. 1038. County clerk to make and deposit ballots. 1039. County clerk to destroy old ballots. 1040. Jurors so returned to serve for three years. 1041. Wanls of certain cities to be considered towns, etc. 1042. When and how many jurors, for courts of record, to be drawn. 1043. Notice of drawing. 1044. Sheriff and county judge to attend...
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