Tweetluckily never got the call yet, all though my parents and brothers all have, they all said it sucked

Tweeti did and tried to get out of it by saying i was racist but they said they don't exclude that anymore.when they finally interveiwed me i said i had been arrested years ago on a CDS charge(disorderly persons) and if the case had anything to do with an addict i'll find him not guilty automatically.they asked me to leave.made a whole $5.00 for the day tho,lol!

TweetAbout a year ago I got a Jury notice in the mail and tossed it in the trash...

TweetI had to call 4 days in a row at 5pm to find out if I had to go just to find out I didn't have to. couldn't book any client those days and I lost an average of $480 from missing work. **** them. next time I'll just say I have problems with fat people and will tend to act against them no matter what.

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Originally Posted by myosaurus

I had to call 4 days in a row at 5pm to find out if I had to go just to find out I didn't have to. couldn't book any client those days and I lost an average of $480 from missing work. **** them. next time I'll just say I have problems with fat people and will tend to act against them no matter what.

LMAO!!!hahaha..that would work since 90% of the people in court are fat...

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Originally Posted by FUZO

Who's had to do this

I did a murder trial in Las Vegas back in 2006. We gave the piece of trash a guilty verdict on all counts but it wasn't easy. I had to walk out of the room once when we were discussing our verdict. A few of the people were more concerned with the B.S. the defense made up than the real facts and the poor innocent old lady who was run over by her husband. This was on video, there was an eye witness, and his children sat on the prosecution side of the court room. After the trial we had the chance to meet with the prosecuting attorneys and learned that the man tried to kill her three other times but the judge would not allow the evidence in the trial. Pretty disgusting if you ask me. But anyway, I enjoyed sitting on the jury. It lasted a full week and thankfully my company paid me the entire time since it was one of the benefits we had. Unfortunately most of the other jurors companies were not so kind.

I will say though that I was not looking forward to jury duty, but as soon as I found out it was a murder trial I wanted in on it. It was a very good learning experience of the justice system. We were treated very well by everyone there but the days were long. We went from 8 am to 5 pm every day M-F, but on Friday we stayed until about 7 pm to reach our verdict. My mind was made up the second day for the most part. I had already seen more than enough evidence to put the piece of trash away.

TweetAs long as you NEVER respond, you will more than likely will never get any threatning letters or be contacted again. Once you respond and they realize you are a "live body", they will haunt you.
I am by no means suggesting that you ignore your civic duty but...