Nearly six months after a law allowing counties to abolish the office of jury commissioner went into effect, concerns that the law could cause confusion and lead to a variety of different jury management systems across the state appear to have been partially correct.
President judges and court administrators who spoke with the Law Weekly outlined several different systems for managing and selecting juries; however, all of the court officials reported that the transitions after the jury commissioner offices were abolished have been smooth and there have been no complaints from attorneys so far.
