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Serving on a jury is one of the most important ways ordinary citizens can participate in our democracy and help ensure justice.

Here’s why it matters:

• Protect Your Rights and the Rights of Others:
  The right to a fair trial by jury is guaranteed by the Constitution. By serving, you help protect this right—for yourself, your family, and your community.
• Be a Voice for Your Community:
  Jurors bring diverse perspectives and life experiences that help the court make fair decisions.
• Help Ensure Fairness:
  A trial’s outcome depends on impartial jurors who carefully consider the facts. Your participation helps prevent mistakes and unfairness.
• It’s a Civic Duty:
  Just like voting, jury service is a responsibility of citizenship. It’s one of the few ways you directly influence the justice system.
• Learn About the Legal System:
  Serving on a jury offers a unique opportunity to see how the law works firsthand.

Your service matters. By serving as a juror, you help uphold the rule of law and contribute to a fair society.