(2) The requirement to stand aside must be made as the potential juror comes to take his or her seat and before he or she takes it. S. 38(3) substituted by No. 79/2014 s. 50. (3) A potential juror who has been required to stand aside by the Crown under this section— not be empanelled on the jury in that trial; and return to the jury pool and may be selected or allocated to a in another trial. S. 38(4) repealed by No. 79/2014 s. 50. * * * * * (5) This section does not to an investigation under the Crimes (Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997. 39 Peremptory challenges in criminal trials s. 39 (1) Each person arraigned is allowed to challenge peremptorily— potential jurors, if only 1 person is arraigned in the trial; or potential jurors, if 2 persons are arraigned in the trial; or potential jurors, if 3 or more persons are arraigned in the trial. (2) In a criminal trial, each peremptory challenge must be made as the potential juror comes to take his or her seat and before he or she takes it. (3) On the application of a person arraigned, the court must permit a legal practitioner who represents the person, or the clerk of the legal practitioner, to
(2) The requirement to stand aside must be made as the potential juror comes to take his or her seat and before he or she takes it. S. 38(3) substituted by No. 79/2014 s. 50. (3) A potential juror who has been required to stand aside by the Crown under this section— not be empanelled on the jury in that trial; and return to the jury pool and may be selected or allocated to a in another trial. S. 38(4) repealed by No. 79/2014 s. 50. * * * * * (5) This section does not to an investigation under the Crimes (Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997. 39 Peremptory challenges in criminal trials s. 39 (1) Each person arraigned is allowed to challenge peremptorily— potential jurors, if only 1 person is arraigned in the trial; or potential jurors, if 2 persons are arraigned in the trial; or potential jurors, if 3 or more persons are arraigned in the trial. (2) In a criminal trial, each peremptory challenge must be made as the potential juror comes to take his or her seat and before he or she takes it. (3) On the application of a person arraigned, the court must permit a legal practitioner who represents the person, or the clerk of the legal practitioner, to
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