Re: OT Jury Duty

Posted by MarkB_MI on November 14, 2015 at 03:16:19 from (70.194.26.69):

In Reply to: OT Jury Duty posted by David G on November 13, 2015 at 17:25:43:

Your odds of getting to voir dire aren't that good, because they always call many more jurors than they need. That's because a lot of people ignore the summons, while others get excused for a variety of reasons. But once you get called up to the jury box and start answering questions, your chances of serving are very good. You might get disqualified if you're a close friend of someone involved in the case, but otherwise neither the prosecution or defense is likely to kick you off the jury. Each side only gets a couple of peremptory challenges, and they're going to save those for somebody they REALLY don't want on the jury.

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