Ever have jury duty?

Nah.

Twice. Both were slip and fall cases against casinos. Fun to watch.

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I just told the judge my feelings on jury nullification.

Was promptly dropped.


J/k- in real life I told the judge all of my connections to various members of the bar, DA's office, and LE, and neither side wanted me.

I sat on a Capital Murder case. It lasted two weeks. We ended up finding him guilty of manslaughter and aggravated child abuse. I believe he got 15 years for each charge. I'm sure its been / being appealed.

I was summoned once, and got it delayed due to a work situation. I didn't have to report any of the days that I was assigned after that.

I wouldn't mind being on a jury.

I've been called in about 6 times. Did not try to avoid.Never picked for the jury, lawyers don't want white male civics teachers

I got summoned twice in college and got out of it because I was away at college.

I just had jury duty for the first time in September. It wasn't at the main courthouse downtown. It was a justice of the peace court and they settled all of the cases so we all got to go home.

We just sat in the courtroom for a couple hours and some of the cops entertained us with stories. We took a break for 10 minutes, came back and assigned us seating, then the judge talks for a little bit and told us we were all free to go.

We were out by lunch time.

I thought attorneys were exempt from jury duty

Sat the first day on second day was part of pool for a murder case and was in first group and 14 called up for interviews. Was extremely unnerving sitting across from a defendant taking notes while his lawyer asked very personal questions about your personal life, like where do you work where does your spouse work etc. After several hours was dismissed not because I wasn't chosen but because the judge read the list backwards and
and before they realized the mistake we were on the elevator down.