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For recent cases upholding the right of the defendant to waive trial by jury and waive the right to trial by a jury of twelve persons
One accused of either a misdemeanor or a felony may submit to trial by jury of less than 12 persons, and waiver may be by stipulation of defendant's counsel, with defendant's consent.
- in Federal Practice and Procedure, with Forms: Civil and Criminal
In the second place, it is established by many cases that a prerequisite to relief from delay in trial is a demand for a trial addressed by the accused to the court in which he is accused
—waiver entered into in habeas corpus case after jurors did not return from a break; no reason given for absence
Since this stipulation did not even purport to waive the trial court's just cause determination, there is no need to decide whether this duty can ever be waived.
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