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Jurors - Missouri Courts

As a juror, you will listen to opening statements, learn about the evidence collected for the trial, hear instructions regarding the law to follow in rendering ...

Jury Service | United States Courts

A jury decides the facts of a case in accordance with principles of the law as explained by a judge. Jurors listen to testimony, review evidence, and render ...

Jurors | Eastern District of Missouri | United States District Court

Jury service is one of the most serious duties of citizenship in this country. Service as a juror requires no special skills or knowledge; however, it does ...

More Information on Juror Resources : Jury Duty : State of Oregon

Regular Jury duty is for two days unless the jury selection takes longer or you are selected for a trial.

I'm on a Jury: Why Can't I Google, Tweet, Facebook, Email or Blog ...

If you have been selected for a jury, do not try to learn more about the case or a witness, communicate about the case or a witness, or communicate with a ...

Juror Basics - Missouri Courts

A summons for jury service is also sent to citizens and directs them to the online Juror Portal Questionnaire to complete prior to serving. When you receive a ...

How are juries selected? - St. Louis County Courts

A jury for civil and criminal cases is comprised of residents of the county where the trial takes place. Currently, a master jury list is drawn from public ...

Report for Jury Duty - City of St. Louis

Additional Information. Jurors with Disabilities. The court is required by law to make reasonable efforts to accommodate persons with disabilities summoned for ...

Frequently Asked Questions for Jury Service

Names are selected at random from a master jury list that is compiled from several sources. ... Q: Where do jurors phone for further information? A: Jurors who ...

Circuit Court Jury Information - Illinois Courts

Find handbooks and both criminal and civil jury instructions and other information for serving on a jury. Resources from the Office of Illinois Courts.

Court services - For jurors - General information

A person is eligible for jury service once every two to four years. The courts in each county set the term of service for each county, not to exceed 31 ...

Juror Information - Florida Courts

Juror Information. Trial by jury is a concept central to American democracy. When you serve as a juror, you are making our democracy stronger.

Jurors - Michigan Courts

Through service, you ensure that the right to trial by a jury is guaranteed for all in the Great Lakes State. Judges and court staff throughout the state ...

Juror Resources : Jury Duty : State of Oregon

To lessen the impact of jury service, our court has created a system in which jurors only have to serve on one trial to complete their service. Most trials do ...

Juror Resources - Jury Service - Maryland Courts

Disclaimer: The information on this website is intended to give you information concerning jury service. We make every effort to provide you with information ...

Jury Service - jury_service - California Courts

Justice For All: Jury Service features judges, academics, and former jurors explaining what to expect when called to jury service, ...

Jury Duty | CCCCP - Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court

Click here for more information, and report jury duty scams to the Cuyahoga ... Resources are available for persons who are deaf, hard of hearing, or ...

Jury Service - Kentucky Court of Justice

Please explore the resources on this site, including the educational videos and written materials, to learn more about the jury process in Kentucky. If you have ...

Jury Information - West Virginia Judiciary

There is no more vital work a citizen can perform in the exercise of self-government than honest and conscientious jury duty. Service as a juror is as important ...

Legal Resources for Conducting Voir Dire / Jury Selection

Despite the fact that jury selection can make or break your case, lawyers often do not devote enough time to learning about jury selection, or prepare ...