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16-33-101. Examination of prospective jurors.
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16-33-101. Examination of prospective jurors.
(a) In all cases, both civil and criminal, the court shall examine all prospective jurors under oath upon all matters set forth in the statutes as disqualifications.
(b) Further questions may be asked by the court or by the attorneys in the case, in the discretion of the court.
(c)(1)(A)(i) If a court utilizes prospective juror questionnaires, the questionnaires may request a prospective juror's mailing or residential address or phone number.
(ii) However, the address and phone number shall be redacted from the questionnaires before providing completed questionnaires to the attorneys for the parties.
(B) The attorneys for the parties shall be precluded from asking for that information during voir dire.
(C) However, the attorneys or the court may ask a prospective juror his or her city or town of residence.
(2) Except as provided in § 13-4-302, nothing in this section shall preclude the clerk of the court from keeping and maintaining records of potential jurors that contain mailing or residential addresses or phone numbers.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 16-33-101
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16-33-101. Examination of prospective jurors.
(a) In all cases, both civil and criminal, the court shall examine all prospective jurors under oath upon all matters set forth in the statutes as disqualifications.
(b) Further questions may be asked by the court or by the attorneys in the case, in the discretion of the court.
(c)(1)(A)(i) If a court utilizes prospective juror questionnaires, the questionnaires may request a prospective juror's mailing or residential address or phone number.
(ii) However, the address and phone number shall be redacted from the questionnaires before providing completed questionnaires to the attorneys for the parties.
(B) The attorneys for the parties shall be precluded from asking for that information during voir dire.
(C) However, the attorneys or the court may ask a prospective juror his or her city or town of residence.
(2) Except as provided in § 13-4-302, nothing in this section shall preclude the clerk of the court from keeping and maintaining records of potential jurors that contain mailing or residential addresses or phone numbers.
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13-4-302. Court records.
If a county of the State of Arkansas maintains records for the county courts, the county shall maintain these records as follows:
(1)(A) For circuit court, civil and criminal, domestic relations, and probate records:
(i) The county shall permanently maintain:
(a) Complete case files and written exhibits for all courts;
(b) Case indices for all courts;
(c) Case dockets for all courts;
(d) Grand jury reports;
(e) Grand juror lists;
(f) Petit jury lists in criminal cases;
(g) Original records, documents, and transcripts relating to the summoning of jurors and jury selection for a petit jury in a criminal case; and
(h) All probate records required to be maintained under § 28-1-108;
(ii) The county shall maintain for ten (10) years, after audit by Arkansas Legislative Audit:
(a) Records and reports of costs; and
(b) Fees assessed and collected; and
(iii) The county shall maintain for three (3) years, after audit by Arkansas Legislative Audit:
(a) Canceled checks;
(b) Bank statements;
(c) Petit jury lists in civil cases and original records, documents, and transcripts relating to the summoning of jurors and jury selection for a petit jury in a civil case; and
(d) Served and quashed warrants.
(B) The county shall maintain records of the juvenile division of circuit court, in accordance with § 9-27-309 and other provisions of Title 9 and the Arkansas Juvenile Code of 1989, § 9-27-301 et seq.;
(2) For county court records:
(A) The county shall permanently maintain:
(i) County court records;
(ii) Cemetery permits;
(iii) Statements of receipt and expenditures; and
(iv) County improvement district reports; and
(B) The county shall maintain for ten (10) years, after audit by Arkansas Legislative Audit:
(i
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 13-4-302
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