§ 1-11-104 — Causes for excusal

(a) A juror may not be excused for a trivial cause or for
hardship or inconvenience to his business, but only when
material injury or destruction to his property or property
entrusted to him is threatened, or when his health or the
sickness or death of a member of his family requires his
absence. A person who has attained the age of seventy-two (72)
years may be excused at his request. A person may be excused
from jury duty when the care of that person's young children
requires his absence. Any person who has served on a jury
during a jury term shall, upon request, be excused from further
jury service in that court for the remainder of that jury term
and in the discretion of the court may be excused from jury
service for the following jury term.
(b) For the purposes of this section:
(i) A person has served on a jury during a jury term
when he is summoned to serve and he has been selected as a juror
in any court within the judicial district and has taken the oath
required under W.S. 1-11-201;
(ii) A person has not served on a jury during a jury
term if he is disqualified for that jury term pursuant to W.S.
1-11-102 or is discharged for that jury term pursuant to W.S. 1-
11-103.