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ARKANSAS STATUTES AND CODES
§ 16-96-110 - Trial by judge or jury for violations of other than ordinances.
16-96-110. Trial by judge or jury for violations of other than ordinances.
The issues of law and of fact in cases for violations of other than ordinances may be tried by the judge unless the defendant demands a trial by jury, in which case the issues shall be tried by a jury of twelve (12) persons unless the defendant shall consent to be tried by a lesser number.
The issues of law and of fact in cases for violations of other than ordinances may be tried by the judge unless the defendant demands a trial by jury, in which case the issues shall be tried by a jury of twelve (12) persons unless the defendant shall consent to be tried by a lesser number.
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