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Federal Court of Australia Act 1976

23EKDischarge of jurors—by the Court

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#### 23EK Discharge of jurors—by the Court The Court, during a trial, must discharge a juror if it appears to the Court that the juror: (a) is not impartial; or (b) is incapable of continuing to act as a juror; or (c) should not continue to act as a juror for any other reason.

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