Jury duty

[Sleeping in EQ]

I just finished transcribing 60 minutes of video for an article I'm working on (it made for 19 single spaced pages) and went outside to see the sun and check the mail.

And there it was.

A summons for jury duty. It's county district court.

[Cali Coug]

Originally Posted by Sleeping in EQ

I just finished transcribing 60 minutes of video for an article I'm working on (it made for 19 single spaced pages) and went outside to see the sun and check the mail.

And there it was.

A summons for jury duty. It's county district court.

That is great. I have always wanted to serve on a jury but, alas, likely won't ever have the opportunity.

Enjoy it. It is direct democratic participation at its finest.

[il Padrino Ute]

Originally Posted by Sleeping in EQ

I just finished transcribing 60 minutes of video for an article I'm working on (it made for 19 single spaced pages) and went outside to see the sun and check the mail.

And there it was.

A summons for jury duty. It's county district court.

As Napolean Dynamite would say: "Luckeeeee."

I would love a chance to do jury duty, but only if it's a high profile capital murder case or something similar. I mean, if I'm going to have to miss work, I at least want the chance to send someone to the chair (or to the table with lethal injection).

My wife - rather, my wife to be at the time - received a summons for jury duty for the week that we were to be married. I knew I had somehow lucked out and found a good one when she called and rescheduled.