Local Government in Kansas
Local Government in Kansas
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Great care is taken in the statute Tlie Judiciary. 53 to secure only men of " fair character and approved in- tegrity. " It is made the duty of the Trustee of each township, and of the Mayor of each city, to make during April of each year a list of such persons to serve as jurors for the ensuing year. In each organized county having a population of thirty thousand and upward, the Governor appoints three Jury Commissioners, whose term of office is two years, and whose duty it is to make up the l...ist of names from which the juries shall be drawn. These take the place of the Trustees and Mayors. These lists are sent to the County Clerk, who writes the names on sep- arate pieces of paper and puts them all in a box. Then, with two Justices and the Sheriff as witnesses, he draws the names of from twelve to thirty-six persons as the Court may order. Twelve of these form a Petit Jury, and determine all questions of fact that come up during a trial. Their verdict must be unanimous ; though it has been thought it would be better to permit, say, three-fourths to decide.
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Great care is taken in the statute Tlie Judiciary. 53 to secure only men of " fair character and approved in- tegrity. " It is made the duty of the Trustee of each township, and of the Mayor of each city, to make during April of each year a list of such persons to serve as jurors for the ensuing year. In each organized county having a population of thirty thousand and upward, the Governor appoints three Jury Commissioners, whose term of office is two years, and whose duty it is to make up the l...ist of names from which the juries shall be drawn. These take the place of the Trustees and Mayors. These lists are sent to the County Clerk, who writes the names on sep- arate pieces of paper and puts them all in a box. Then, with two Justices and the Sheriff as witnesses, he draws the names of from twelve to thirty-six persons as the Court may order. Twelve of these form a Petit Jury, and determine all questions of fact that come up during a trial. Their verdict must be unanimous ; though it has been thought it would be better to permit, say, three-fourths to decide.
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