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Jethro Born
I was served, but during the jury selection process, the perp's attorney asked me if I'd ever been the victim of a hit and run accident. I said yes and that if I'd had a gun, I would have shot the jerk who hit me. He thanked me and released me. He knew I'd never side with his client.
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Angela Nagy-Carey
I guess I'm not needed in a court place. I did fill out the forms about 6 mths ago. Don't have a criminal record. So no idea why I haven't be asked.
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Carl Evans
I have been summoned several times; but I was always rejected because I am an engineer (too logical).
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Yes, once. A civil case.
ReplyIt was my duty to serve when called.
ReplyMy husband was on a jury back in the '80s. I just got a questionnaire from the county, so maybe I'll be called soon!
ReplyYes, I have. It was a drink driving case, and the driver eas convicted.
ReplyYes and thank God his friends turned him in before he could follow thru Found him guilty and he won't be able to to any community college or university. Any classes he attends will be online ONLY He's still trying to fight this I pray they keep denying him.
ReplyI served as a juror a few times. It was an honor & a privilege. However, I was once thrown out of court during jury selection by a screaming female judge who was incensed when I responded to her poorly worded question that she could not order me how to think if I did not agree with her.
ReplyOnce. It was very interesting. Would do it again.
ReplyI served on a civil case once.
Replyjust once but before we got the case he settled
Replynamed an alternant and did not partake in the verdict
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