Section 6(2)
1. Prison for indictable offences(1) A person is disqualified from jury service if the person has been convicted in Tasmania or another jurisdiction of one or more indictable offences and sentenced to (a) imprisonment for a term or terms in the aggregate of 3 years or more in respect of any one or more of those offences; or(b) a period of detention for 3 years or more under a restriction order made under section 75 of the Sentencing Act 1997 or an equivalent order in another jurisdiction.(2) A conviction in respect of which a free pardon has been granted is to be disregarded for the purpose of subclause (1) .(3) A person who has been convicted in Tasmania or another jurisdiction of one or more indictable offences and sentenced to imprisonment for a term or terms in the aggregate of not less than 3 months is disqualified from jury service for a period of 5 years from the completion of the term of imprisonment.(4) A person who is under parole is taken to be serving a term of imprisonment.
2. Community service orderA person who is subject to a community service order, a probation order or an undertaking to appear under the Sentencing Act 1997 is disqualified from jury service.
3. Prison for offencesA person who is undergoing a term of imprisonment, whether or not the imprisonment is wholly or partly suspended, is disqualified from jury service.
4. Remanded in custodyA person who is remanded in custody is disqualified from jury service.