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Arizona lawmakers thought they had made strides in the state's efforts to crack down on jury scofflaws when they passed stiffer penalties for those who ignored their jury summonses. But state legislators started receiving calls from senior residents across the state -- many of whom are physically unable to travel to a courthouse or sit through a trial. In response, some Arizona legislators are working on a new bill to accommodate the problems expressed by their older constituents.
August 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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