LCrRLJ 6.3. SELECTING THE JURY
See LCRLJ 38.
(a) In criminal cases set for jury trial, it is mandatory
that the attorneys, or defendant in a pro se case, notify
the court at readiness hearing whether or not they will
proceed to jury trial. If the trial is cancelled at a
party's request following readiness hearing but before the
time for notification set forth in subsection (b), terms may
be assessed against the attorneys in an amount equal to the
cost of summoning a jury panel.
(b) In criminal cases set for jury trial, it is mandatory
that the attorneys, or parties in a pro se case, notify the
court by 3:00 p.m. the day prior to trial whether or not
they will proceed to jury trial. The purpose of this
requirement is to permit the cancellation of unneeded jury
panels and the savings of the costs thereof. If this
required communication is not received, terms may be
assessed against the attorneys and/or parties.
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