Juries Act 1967—Form 3
(see s 42B (1))
Warrant

Authority and directions
To the Sheriff of the Territory
You must apprehend the person named in this warrant and bring that person before the Court to be dealt with according to the law.
Personal details of person to be apprehended
Name:
Address:
Reason for apprehension of person
The person—
	was served with a jury summons on [day/month/year] and failed to attend in accordance with the summons.
	attended in accordance with a jury summons but left the court premises before being discharged or excused by a judge or the sheriff without the permission of the sheriff.
	was appointed to attend to serve as a juror but left the court premises before being discharged or excused by a judge or the sheriff without the permission of the sheriff.
	is a juror who left the court premises before being discharged or excused by a judge or the sheriff without the permission of the sheriff.
This warrant is issued by the Supreme Court for the purposes of the Juries Act 1967.
Signed at Canberra on the                          day of                            , 20     .
Judge of the Supreme Court

Endnotes
1	The forms under the Supreme Court Act 1933 for the Juries Act 1967 were originally in the Juries Act 1967, schedule 1.  Under amendments made by the Legislation (Consequential Amendments) Act 2001, the forms were omitted from the Juries Act 1967 and became forms approved under the Supreme Court Act 1933, section 75 (see amdts 1.2288 and 1.3965).
2	Under the Court Procedures Act 2004 A2004-59, pt 8, this form became a form approved under that Act.

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