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I was summoned 6 months ago but then was excused. Today they sent me another summons. I shouldn't have to go right?
One-day/one-trial: California courts have adopted the one-day or one-trial system. One day or one trial means that prospective jurors have to come to the court only once. If you are not assigned to a courtroom for jury selection on the first day, then your term of service is complete. If you serve on a jury, you will not be required to report for jury service for at least another 12 months.
Originally posted by: Tommy2000GT
I was summoned 6 months ago but then was excused. Today they sent me another summons. I shouldn't have to go right?
Originally posted by: cheesygoldfish
Just go! i love jury duty!!
I'm not sure where you live, but usually you get paid for jury duty.Originally posted by: miri
Originally posted by: cheesygoldfish
Just go! i love jury duty!!
Very easy to say when you have a job that pays you to go, but when your a college student working full time to pay the bills, not getting payed for a few days work can hurt a lot.
Originally posted by: miri
Originally posted by: cheesygoldfish
Just go! i love jury duty!!
Very easy to say when you have a job that pays you to go, but when your a college student working full time to pay the bills, not getting payed for a few days work can hurt a lot.
Originally posted by: SampSon
I'm not sure where you live, but usually you get paid for jury duty.Originally posted by: miri
Originally posted by: cheesygoldfish
Just go! i love jury duty!!
Very easy to say when you have a job that pays you to go, but when your a college student working full time to pay the bills, not getting payed for a few days work can hurt a lot.
It's not much, but it's still something. Over here it's about $50/day, that's basically minimum wage.
What college student has a good job? Sort of an oxymoron.
Originally posted by: SampSon
I'm not sure where you live, but usually you get paid for jury duty.Originally posted by: miri
Originally posted by: cheesygoldfish
Just go! i love jury duty!!
Very easy to say when you have a job that pays you to go, but when your a college student working full time to pay the bills, not getting payed for a few days work can hurt a lot.
It's not much, but it's still something. Over here it's about $50/day, that's basically minimum wage.
What college student has a good job? Sort of an oxymoron.
Originally posted by: Balt
If you didn't actually serve on a jury, I don't think you are going to get a 12-month immunity.
Originally posted by: Tommy2000GT
Originally posted by: Balt
If you didn't actually serve on a jury, I don't think you are going to get a 12-month immunity.
is that right? so they can keep summoning you if you never actually served on the jury?
Originally posted by: Tommy2000GT
I'm in California. When I say excused, I mean I was summoned 6 months ago, checked my status the night before I was supposed to go, and it said "my prescence was not required".