§ 592 Trial jury - How formed.

Criminal trials can pick their juries the same way civil trials do. Courts don't need a separate or different process for choosing jurors in a criminal case. The same jury selection rules that apply to civil lawsuits also apply when someone is on trial for a crime.

This means the steps for calling people for jury duty, questioning them, and selecting the final jury follow one consistent system across both types of cases. It keeps things simple and avoids having two different sets of rules for putting together a jury, whether the case involves a criminal charge or a civil dispute between two parties.