Constitutional Law

I've heard of problems picking a jury, but...

...but having to send police to round up jurors? 100 summonses were sent out, and not enough jurors showed up to hold a civil trial.

UPDATE: I'm very pleased with juries around here. The Ariz. Supreme Court, as a very successful experiment, allowed them to submit written questions that are reviewed by the judge and, if proper, asked by him. When the jurors are not passive spectators, they get more involved. And the questions are often quite good ones. In my experience, under 10% ask something inadmissible, and about an equal proportion leave one attorney or the other muttering "why didn't I think to ask that?"

Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on January 30, 2008 (boomark / email).