Taylor v. State
Court of Appeals of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Andree LAYTON Roaf, Judge.
Charity Taylor appeals from the circuit court’s order finding her in contempt for failing to appear for jury duty; Taylor was sentenced to twenty-four hours in jail and fined $150. Taylor argues that: (1) she was not summoned to jury duty according to law and, thus, could not be summarily penalized under the statute governing the summons of jurors for jury duty; (2) because she was not legally served, the trial court should not have imposed criminal sanctions on her for contempt of court when she failed to appear for jury duty; and (3) even if the trial court could…
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