Jury Commission Information

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Information for Jurors

• Jury FAQ
• iJuror
• Confirm That You are Needed
• Parking
• Juror Commitment
• Entering the Courthouse
• Juror Conduct
• Why Me?
• Why Should I Care?

Supporters of Jurors Information

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• Employment Information
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General Jury Duty Information

• Legal Lingo
• Grand Jury
• Petit Jury
• Steps to a Jury Trial
• Governing Laws

Length of Service

Petit Jurors:

• Your duty is one day or one trial.
• If selected, most trials last 2–3 days, allowing you to make a meaningful contribution with minimal disruption to your week.

Grand Jurors:

• Service lasts 6 months.
• You will be required to meet approximately every other Friday.

Typical Hours:

• 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with a lunch break from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM.
• Note: Hours may vary depending on the judge and the specific case.

Lunch Options:

• You may bring your own lunch. Microwaves are available on the LL.
• A map of local dining options is available in the jury assembly room, with many choices within walking distance.

Overnight Stays:

• Overnight stays are highly unlikely.
• In rare instances, jurors may be sequestered, meaning they stay away from home during the trial—but this is not common practice.

Compensation

• You will receive $25 per day for your service.
• Payment will be issued by check, which includes an attached document verifying your attendance.
• This serves as written proof for your employer or anyone else who may require confirmation.

Child Care

• Child care is not provided.
• Please note that The Kids’ Place is not available for juror use.