(1) When a jury trial is anticipated, the jury clerk shall obtain from the master jury list the number of prospective jurors necessary to qualify jurors to empanel a jury in that case.
(2) Prospective jurors shall be randomly selected from the county in which the trial will be held. A prospective juror shall remain on the prospective jury list until there is no longer a need to empanel a jury in that case.
(3) The Judicial Council shall by rule govern the process for the qualification of jurors and the selection of qualified jurors for voir dire.
(4) The process shall gather the following from a prospective juror: (a) confirmation of the prospective juror's name, address, email address, and daytime telephone number; (b) information on whether the prospective juror is competent under statute to serve as a juror; and (c) the prospective juror's declaration that the responses to the requests for information are true to the best of the person's knowledge.
(a) confirmation of the prospective juror's name, address, email address, and daytime telephone number;
(b) information on whether the prospective juror is competent under statute to serve as a juror; and
(c) the prospective juror's declaration that the responses to the requests for information are true to the best of the person's knowledge.
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