PER CURIAM.
Our constitution permits trial courts to proceed with fewer than twelve jurors if the trial court finds that up to three jurors are constitutionally disabled. Our statutes allow trial courts to substitute qualified alternate jurors for regular jurors who become statutorily disqualified — a different standard altogether. This case tests both principles. Here, the trial court substituted an alternate for a regular juror whom it found...
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