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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)

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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)
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52.8.2 Manual Process (AP II Sec. 10)
Depending on procedures established by your chief circuit judge (or designee); prior to the
reporting day for a new jury panel you may have to do the following:
1. Prepare numbered cards for the jury box, one for each juror not excused
or postponed, with the identifying number from the randomized jury list.
2. Prepare accounting form, using AOC Form 582.1, Jury, Witness AOC Form 582.1
Reimbursement Schedule.
3. Make a copy of the form for use as an attendance sheet in the courtroom.
4. Make two copies of the juror qualification forms. On trial dates, place the
originals on the bench, and place one copy on each counsel table. Retrieve
the forms when court adjourns.
NOTE: The number of jurors required to be present before the selection
process begins, is determined by your judge(s).
5. After roll call, for those jurors present, place numbered cards in a suitable
box. Shake the box to mix the numbers.
6. Draw as many cards as the judge orders; the numbers drawn represent the
persons who will be the grand jury or petit jury.

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7. As cards are drawn, list the numbers drawn and the corresponding name Quick Reference
from the randomized jury list. The form AOC Form 013, Juror Strike Sheet AOC Form 013
may be used for this purpose.
AOC Form 013A
8. As a juror is excused, mark the name off the list and draw another card to
replace the name as directed by the judge.
9. When the panel is complete, give a copy of the list to each attorney who
will make peremptory challenges/strikes.
10. Select the jury from the remaining names on the list as directed by the
judge.
11. Jurors not selected for the jury shall be assigned by the judge to another
courtroom or dismissed for the day.