Art. 406 Powers of jury commission; penalty for disobedience of commission process

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a jury commission is putting together a list of possible jurors, it needs to make sure those people actually qualify to serve. To do this, the commission has the power to make people show up and testify, or hand over documents, if that information helps confirm whether someone is fit to be a juror.

If a person gets called by the jury commission and simply ignores the request, they can be held in contempt of court. This means the person could face penalties, similar to what would happen if they ignored an order from a judge. The rule exists to make sure the jury selection process has the information it needs to pick honest, qualified jurors for a trial.