Ky. Sup. Ct. Order 2020-73 § 1

As used in these sections, unless the context otherwise requires:

(1) “Box” means the receptacle in which are placed the identifying numbers

representing the names of those assigned to a jury panel, from which a

grand jury or petit jury shall be chosen.

(2) “Centralized mailing” means the method of service that each county must

utilize through the Administrative Office of the Courts to mail juror

summonses to prospective jurors via first class mail.

(3) “Court” means a circuit or district court of this Commonwealth and

includes any judge of these courts.

(4) “County insert” means informational or supplemental material for

prospective jurors that the chief circuit judge or designee submits to the

Administrative Office of the Courts for inclusion with the centralized

mailing of the summons and juror qualification form.

(5) “Identifying number” means the number assigned to each name in the

jury panel.

(6) “Jury Management Program” means the centralized electronic system

provided by the Administrative Office of the Courts that each county

must utilize for the administration of jury management practices and

procedures.

(7) “Jury panel” means the group of prospective jurors who are summoned

to appear for jury service and from which a grand jury or petit jury will

be chosen.

(8) “Jury period” and “jury period of service” mean the time period for which

a group of persons is summoned to jury service.

(9) “Master list” means a list identifying all persons over age 18 who hold

personal identification cards under KRS 186.4122 or valid drivers’

licenses issued in each county, all persons filing Kentucky individual

income tax returns that show an address in the county, and all persons

registered to vote in the county.

(10) “Name” includes an identifying number.

(11) “Randomized jury list” means the randomized computer generated list of

prospective jurors taken from the master list and used to generate

prospective juror lists for jury panels.