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Title 8.01 · Chapter 11
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-336. Jury trial of right; waiver of jury trial; court-ordered jury trial; trial by jury of plea in equity; equitable claim.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-337. Who liable to serve as jurors.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-338. Who disqualified.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-339. No person eligible for whom request is made.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-340. No person to serve who has case at that term.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-341. Who are exempt from jury service.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-341.1. Exemptions from jury service upon request.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-341.2. Deferral or limitation of jury service for particular occupational inconvenience or for persons who have legal custody and are responsible for a child.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-342. Restrictions on amount of jury service permitted.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-343. Appointment of jury commissioners.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-344. Notification of jury commissioners; their oath.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-345. Lists of qualified persons to be prepared by jury commissioners; random selection process.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-346. Lists to be delivered to clerk and safely kept by him; addition and removal of names.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-347. How names put in jury box.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-348. How names of jurors drawn from box.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-349. Notations on ballots drawn; return to box; when such ballots may be drawn again.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-350. Repealed.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-350.1. Selection of jurors by mechanical or electronic techniques for the term of court.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-351. Preparation and disposition of list of jurors drawn.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-352. Objections to irregularities in jury lists or for legal disability; effect thereof.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-353. Notice to jurors; making copy of jury panel available to counsel; objection to notice.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-353.1. Jurors to provide identification.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-354. "Writ of venire facias" defined.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-355. Jurors on list to be used for trial of cases during term; discharge or dispensing with attendance of jurors; drawing additional jurors.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-356. Failure of juror to appear.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-357. Selection of jury panel.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-358. Voir dire examination of persons called as jurors.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-359. Trial; numbers of jurors in civil cases; how jurors selected from panel.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-360. Additional jurors when trial likely to be protracted.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-361. New juror may be sworn in place of one disabled; when court may discharge jury.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-362. Special juries.
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Code of Virginia § 8.01-363. When impartial jury cannot be obtained locally.
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