Western Australian Consolidated Acts[s. 32FA, 33A and 34B]
[Heading inserted by No. 13 of 2011
s. 36.]
1. That the person has reached 75 years of
age.
2. If the person is summoned for a civil trial,
that the person is in a class of person listed in Schedule 1
Division 1.
3. If the person is summoned for a criminal trial,
that the person is in a class of person listed in Schedule 1.
4. That the person has a criminal record that
means he or she is not qualified to serve as a juror under
section 5(3)(b).
5. That the person is a person referred to in
section 5(3)(c).
6. That the person is a person referred to in
section 5(3)(d).
7. That the person is a person who, under the
Jury Exemption Act 1965 (Commonwealth), shall not be summoned to serve
as a juror in this State.
8. That the person has a physical disability or
mental impairment that may mean he or she is not capable of serving
effectively as a juror.
9. That the person’s ability to understand
spoken or written English, or to speak English, may mean he or she is not
capable of serving effectively as a juror.
10. Any reason why the person may not be
indifferent between the parties in a trial at which the person may be liable
to serve as a juror.
[Schedule 2 inserted by No. 13 of 2011
s. 36.]
[Third and Fourth Schedules deleted by No. 13 of 2011 s. 36.]