Sec. 16.
In a criminal trial the people and the respondent shall each be entitled to 4 peremptory challenges and no more. In a civil trial the plaintiff and the defendant shall each be entitled to 2 peremptory challenges and no more.
History: 1951, Act 179, Eff. Sept. 28, 1951
Structure Michigan Compiled Laws
Chapter 730 - Justice Courts and Municipal Courts
Act 179 of 1951 - Drawing Juries in Justice Court (730.401 - 730.419)
Section 730.401 - Juries in Justice Courts; Impaneling and Drawing.
Section 730.402 - Juries; Duties of City Clerk and Assessing Officer.
Section 730.403 - Juries; Additional List of Names and Addresses, Disposition.
Section 730.404 - Juries; Qualifications; Persons Over 70 Years of Age.
Section 730.405 - Juries; Exemption From Serving.
Section 730.406 - Juries; Reasons for Exemption.
Section 730.407 - Juries; Slips, Receptacles; Custody.
Section 730.408 - Juries; Drawing, Method; Compelling Appearance.
Section 730.409 - Juries; Slips, Replacing.
Section 730.410 - Juries; Alphabetical List Kept.
Section 730.411 - Deputy Clerk; Authority.
Section 730.412 - Number of Jurors.
Section 730.413 - Charge of Jury.
Section 730.414 - Excusing From Service; Challenge.
Section 730.415 - Challenging; Time.
Section 730.416 - Peremptory Challenges.
Section 730.417 - Laws Governing.