hi all
I ve been called up for jury duty tomorrow(maybe a bit late for advice but hey ho) and was hoping for soem advice
Its at the high court so im a little worried.I got the citation a few weeks ago and handed the documents to my work,. whom sent it off and i got them back.
Now I work backshift(5pm start) I phoned the court as required and they say i have to turn up at 1.30pm instead of 10a,
now, if i DO NOT get picked and am dismissed from jury duty, do i still/should i go to work?
On the other hand If i DO get picked what are everyones experinces in regards jury duty?
was it as scary/worrying as you thought it ll be?Im a lil worried about it as you can tell
Any advice most welcomed
thanks
bobby
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15-05-2016 06:32 PM #1
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Jury duty
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15-05-2016 07:43 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I got called up last year and it was a waste of time. I went for two or three days and I was only there for a couple of hours each day and it didn't even go as far as selecting a jury as the cases were adjourned due to "legal matters".
Be prepared for a long wait, I would take a book or some sort of reading material to keep you occupied.
If it's anything like my experience, at the start you'll all get taken into one of the court rooms by the court clerk and given a brief summary of what to expect and your name will be taken to ensure you have attended.
After that, I can't really help you as that's as far as I got!
Enjoy.
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15-05-2016 09:27 PM #3
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ok thank you for your experince trig
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10-06-2016 10:15 PM #5
I was surprised at the atmosphere in the Sh CT when I attended. It was like an office on a hot afternoon. Briefs from both sides were sharing banter. Several cases were postponed for various reasons. The Sheriff herself looked disinterested.
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