Section
Right of Trial by Jury
34.01 Right to trial by jury
34.02 Number of jurors
34.03 Qualification of jurors
34.04 Jury list
34.05 Jury box
34.06 Selection of jury
34.07 Summoning the jury
34.08 Challenges
34.09 Conduct of trials
34.10 Verdicts
34.11 Payment of jurors
34.12 Costs and disbursements
34.13 Penalty for failure of juror to appear
City Elections
34.30 Election procedure
34.31 Candidates' declaration of intention
34.32 Special elections
RIGHT OF TRIAL BY JURY
No person charged with a violation defined and made punishable by the City Charter or any ordinance of the City of Union shall have the right to trial by jury unless the such is required by state law, the Oregon Constitution or the Constitution of the United States of America. In the event that a person charged has a right to trial by jury, the court shall so inform the person charged and advise of the requirements of this section for the exercise of that right. Absent good cause being shown to the Municipal Judge, the right to a jury shall be deemed waived unless the person charged gives written notice of the desire for a jury to the Municipal Court at least 30 calendar days prior to the trial date set by the Municipal Court.
(Ord. 253, passed 2-8-1960; Ord. 294, passed 10-21-1974; Ord. 498, passed 12-12-2005)
In order to act as a juror in the Municipal Court of the City of Union, Oregon, a person must have the qualifications prescribed in O.R.S. Chapter 10 and, in addition thereto, must be an inhabitant and registered voter within the City of Union at the time when he or she is summoned.
(Ord. 253, passed 2-8-1960)
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