Generally revise laws related to juries

Updated the title to include revisions for jury summons and motions to discharge a jury panel.

Clarified that jurors drawn before a new list is returned must continue serving for up to 90 days if the court requires a jury, even if their annual term has expired.

Added specific methods for 'reasonable efforts' to contact non-responding jurors, including publishing lists in newspapers, web sites, or government social media, and attempting personal service.

Standardized the requirement that motions to discharge a jury panel must be in writing, supported by an affidavit, and state specific facts proving the panel was improperly selected or summoned.

Set a specific deadline requiring motions to discharge a jury panel to be filed at least 5 days before the trial term starts.

The bill identifier was updated from LC 0568 to HB 194.1, and the title was changed to 'HOUSE BILL NO. 194' to reflect its official introduction.

The names of the seven primary sponsors (A. Regier, S. Vance, D. Harvey, B. Usher, D. Baum, N. Duram, J. Darling) were added to the introduction section.

Page footers were updated to include the text 'Authorized Print Version' alongside the new bill number.