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43 Judge may discharge juror A judge may, during a trial, discharge a juror without discharging the whole jury if— (a) it appears to the judge that the juror is not impartial; or (b) the juror becomes incapable of continuing to act as a juror; or (c) the juror becomes ill; or (d) it appears to the judge that, for any other reason, the juror should not continue to act as a juror.

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