(a) Each prospective juror reporting for jury service shall be provided a form letter that, when signed by the prospective juror, directs the county treasurer to donate all of the prospective juror's reimbursement for jury service to the criminal injuries compensation fund provided for in title 29, chapter 13. (b) The county treasurer shall send all donations made under subsection (a) to the state department of the treasury for deposit to the credit of the criminal injuries compensation fund. Acts 2008, ch. 1159, § 1. (a) Each prospective juror reporting for jury service shall be provided a form letter that, when signed by the prospective juror, directs the county treasurer to donate all of the prospective juror's reimbursement for jury service to the criminal injuries compensation fund provided for in title 29, chapter 13. (b) The county treasurer shall send all donations made under subsection (a) to the state department of the treasury for deposit to the credit of the criminal injuries compensation fund. Acts 2008, ch. 1159, § 1. (a) Each prospective juror reporting for jury service shall be provided a form letter that, when signed by the prospective juror, directs the county treasurer to donate all of the prospective juror's reimbursement for jury service to the criminal injuries compensation fund provided for in title 29, chapter 13. (b) The county treasurer shall send all donations made under subsection (a) to the state department of the treasury for deposit to the credit of the criminal injuries compensation fund. Acts 2008, ch. 1159, § 1. (a) Each prospective juror reporting for jury service shall be provided a form letter that, when signed by the prospective juror, directs the county treasurer to donate all of the prospective juror's reimbursement for jury service to the criminal injuries compensation fund provided for in title 29, chapter 13. (b) The county treasurer shall send all donations made under subsection (a) to the state department of the treasury for deposit to the credit of the criminal injuries compensation fund. Acts 2008, ch. 1159, § 1.
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