23DZJEmpanelling the jury

#### 23DZJ Empanelling the jury (1) The Court must ensure that an officer of the Court calls: (a) the name; or (b) if a direction of a kind referred to in paragraph 23EB(2)(a) is in force—the number; of a potential juror, selected at random, from the jury panel. (2) If: (a) 2 or more potential jurors have the same name; and (b) their name is required to be called under subsection (1); the officer of the Court must call their name and number. (3) If a potential juror’s name and/or number is called, the potential juror must sit in the jury box unless, before the potential juror can do so, the potential juror is: (a) excused under this Subdivision or Subdivision DC from serving on the jury; or (b) stood aside under section 23DZQ; or (c) discharged under subsection 23EI(2). > Note: A potential juror is discharged under subsection 23EI(2) if the potential juror’s inclusion on the jury is successfully challenged (see sections 23DZM to 23DZP). (4) The officer of the Court must continue to call the names and/or numbers of potential jurors, as provided under subsection (1), until the required number of jurors under section 23EAB are seated in the jury box. (5) When the required number of jurors under section 23EAB are seated in the jury box, those potential jurors must be sworn or make an affirmation. (6) When every potential juror seated in the jury box has been sworn, or has made an affirmation, those potential jurors are taken to have been empanelled as the jury for the trial.