Even with all those no-shows, there have been enough potential jurors to accommodate the restart of jury trials. But the empty seats in the jury assembly room have not gone unnoticed. "At some point we will start to hold these people accountable with an order to show cause to show why they should not be held in contempt for disobeying their summons," Edward Scott, the administrative judge for Marion County, told the Star-Banner. The judge said that not showing up "could lead to a fine or incarceration or both." "We hate to resort to that type of sanction for non-compliance, but it may become necessary in the very near future," he said.