5. The employment of a child under fourteen years of age in public exhibitions or vocations injurious to health, life or morals, or which cause or permit it to suffer unnecessary physical or mental pain.
6. The regulation, restriction or prohibition of the employment of minors.
7. The torturing, unlawfully punishing, ill treating, or depriving anyone of necessary food, clothing or shelter.
15. The prevention of short weighing and measuring and all violations of the weights and measures laws.
(1080 O.L., 41.)
[JUSTICES, POLICE JUDGES AND MAYORS.]
Sec. 13432. [When imprisonment is a part of the punishment a jury shall be impaneled.] In prosecutions before a justice, police judge or mayor, when imprisonment is a part of the punishment if a trial by jury is not waived the magistrate, not less than three days nor more than five days before the time fixed for trial, shall certify to the clerk of the court of common pleas of the county that such prosecution is pending before him. (R.S. Sec. 3718a.)
Sec. 13433. [Clerk's duties.] Thereupon the clerk, in the presence of representatives of both parties, shall draw from the jury wheel or box containing the names of persons selected to serve as petit jurors in the court of common pleas in such county, twenty names which shall be drawn and counted in a like manner as for jurors in the court of common pleas. The clerk shall forthwith certify the names so drawn to the magistrate, who, thereupon, shall issue to any constable, chief of police or marshal in the county a venire containing the names of the persons to serve as jurors in the case and make due return thereof. (R.S. Sec. 3718a.)
Sec. 13434. [Jurors.] The jurors shall be subject to like challenges as jurors in criminal cases, except capital cases in the court of common pleas. If the venire is exhausted without obtaining the number required to fill the panel, the magistrate shall fill the panel with talesmen in the manner provided for criminal cases in the court of common pleas. (R.S. Sec. 3718a.)