SECTION 208. Lists to be placed with clerk... 209. Duty of clerk; jury boxes.... 210. Regular jurors to serve one year. 211. Jurors to be drawn from boxes. ARTICLE IV. OF DRAWING JURORS FOR COURTS OF RECORD. SECTION 214. Order of judge or judges for drawing of jury. 469 469 469 469 215. Sheriff to be notified.. 216. Repealed... 217. Repealed....... 218. Repealed........ 219. Drawing, how conducted.. 220. Preservation of ballots.. ARTICLE V. 469 470 470 470 470 470 470 OF SUMMONING JURORS FOR COURTS OF RECORD. SECTION 225. Sheriff to summon jurors, how..... 473 226. Of drawing and summoning jurors to attend forthwith... 473 SECTION 241. Grand jury, when to be impaneled.. 474 475 SECTION 246. Clerk to call list of jurors summoned, etc.. 247. Manner of impaneling prescribed in Part II.. 476 476 ARTICLE XI. OF IMPANELING TRIAL JURIES IN COURTS NOT OF RECORD. SECTION 250. Proceedings in forming jury in courts not of record...... 476 251. How impaneled.... 476 601. Challenges. Each party entitled to four peremptory chal 608. Charge to the jury. Court must furnish in writing, upon 616. When prevented from giving verdict, the cause may be again tried....... 480 617. While jury are absent, court may adjourn from time to time. Sealed verdict.... 480 618. Verdict, how declared. Form of. Polling the jury. 481 481 ARTICLE III. THE VERDICT. SECTION 624. General and special verdicts defined.... 481 625. When a general or special verdict may be rendered...... 481 626. Verdict in actions for recovery of money or on establishing counter claim.... 482 627. Verdict in actions for the recovery of specific personal property.. 482 628. Entry of verdict. 482 CONTEMPTS. CHAPTER X. CONTEMPTS IN JUSTICES' COURTS. SECTION 906. Contempts a justice may punish for 907. Proceedings for contempts... 908. Same.... 909. Punishments for contempts.. 910. The conviction must be entered in the docket. 482 483 483 483 483 TITLE V. OF CONTEMPTS. SECTION 1209. What acts or omissions are contempts 484 1210. Re-entry on property after eviction, when a contempt... 485 be punished summarily. When not so committed an 485 1212. A warrant of attachment may issue or a notice to show cause. 485 1213. Bail may be given by a person arrested under such war- 485 1214. Sheriff must, upon executing the warrant, arrest and de- 486 1215. Bail bond, form and conditions of 486 1216. Officer must return warrant and undertaking, if any 486 1217. Hearing..... 486 1218. Judgment and penalty, if guilty... 486 1219. If the contempt is the omission to perform any act, the person may be imprisoned until performance... 486 1220. If a party fail to appear, proceedings 486 1221. Illness sufficient cause for non-appearance of party ar rested. Confinement under arrests for contempt..... 486 1222. Judgment and orders in such cases final.. SECTION 1826. The degree of certainty required to establish facts 1827. Four kinds of evidence specified. 1828. Several degrees of evidence specified.. 1829. Primary evidence defined... 1830. Secondary evidence defined. 1831. Direct evidence defined 1834. Partial evidence defined.. 488 . 488 . 488 .. 488 . 488 . 488 489 489 489 489 489 489 489 489 TITLE I. OF THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF EVIDENCE. SECTION 1844. One witness sufficient to prove a fact... 1845. Testimony confined to personal knowledge.. 490 490 490 491 491 491 491 491 1852. Declaration of decedent, evidence of pedigree.. 491 1853. Declaration of decedent evidence against his successor in interest...... 491 1854. When part of a transaction proved, the whole is admissible.... 492 1855. Contents of writing, how proved.. 492 1856. An agreement reduced to writing deemed the whole.... 492 493 493 1861. Terms to be construed in their general acceptation...... 493 493 493 1864. Of two constructions, which preferred........... 493 1865. A written instrument construed as understood by parties. 494 IV. Material objects presented to the senses other than writings 509 VI. Indispensable evidence.... VII. Conclusive and unanswerable evidence. CHAPTER I. KNOWLEDGE Of the Court. SECTION 1875. Certain facts of general notoriety assumed to be true. Specification of such facts 510 513 515 496 CHAPTER II. SECTION 1878. Witnesses defined 497 1879. All persons capable of perception and communication may 497 SECTION 1892. Every citizen entitled to inspect and copy public writings. 500 1893. Public officers bound to give copies.... 1894. Four kinds of public writings.. 1895. Laws, written or unwritten.. 500 500 500 |