Section 47 — Constitution of jury — Juries Act 1927 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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Section 47 — Constitution of jury — Juries Act 1927 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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s 42Sheriff to return panel with cards s 43Cards to be kept in ballot-box s 46Balloting for trial s 47Constitution of jury s 50Same jury may try several issues if no objection by parties s 54Duty of sheriff to provide for jury s 55Separation of jury s 56Continuation of trial with less than full number of jurors s 57Majority and alternative verdicts s 59Fresh proceedings may be taken s 60Court may order another trial s 60AJury may consist of men or women only

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47 Constitution of jury

The full number of jurors so first drawn and appearing will be the jury to try the issues on the trial.

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