No, I've broken the law so don't have to.

The lawyers interviewed me for jury duty in court on an insider trading sale case. When asked if I could be impartial I said, "yes I believe I could the meds I'm on shouldn't effect my reasoning". They didn't even ask what meds, I just got challenged. Nice paid day off work.

No, I wish I could. I'd love to be a part of the process. Unfortunately, as a CJ grad I'd be one of the first vetted out and I'll never get to. =(

Never been called, asked, got a post card, nothing.

No. I was picked for jury duty three times, but escused due to prior work commitments. I would like to serve on a jury today.

I did jury service for two weeks. One was a case involving financial embezzlement and the other was a case involving drugs.

Many times. I was even jury foreperson once. I don't find it that big a deal.

I served on a jury once. Eleven jurors out of twelve agreed that the person being charged was guilty, after four days it ended in a hung jury.

Yes. It was very interesting but sad. The defendant took his life while we were deliberating.

P. S. What a cute dog!

No! I want to though. I am a Social Worker and it seems we get screened out due to our natural scales of Justice and inclined to be a little over empathetic toward victims. I've been a registered voter since age 18. I've been included in the jury pool but never make it as a seated jurror. During my own civil suit I was allowed to be a part of jury selection for our case, that is when I learned that attorneys don't like Social Workers to be seated on a jury. I've thought about changing my profession that's listed on my voter registration.

I served on a jury one time. It was, in my opinion, a very interesting case involving DUI. I won't go into all the details, but we found the defendant not guilty after about a 20 minute "deliberation."

Twice, both were horrific child abuse cases.

Once in 1980, I went through the process but wasn't picked.

Nope. Get the post card every couple of years, call in but I've never had to go to the court house.

Nope. I got out of it. I haven't been asked since I was 18.

Yes, I served, and we ended up hung on a kidnapping/assault case. One of the members decided that her imagination was just as admissible as the evidence presented at trial. She was a defense attorney's dream.

Called twice served only once as 1st one was a person suing city for a basement that flooded by the city sewer. (I then lived in a basement and my apartment often flooded so I was not wanted by the defense) The second was a complicated string of burglary (cars etc.) thing. I really enjoyed the experience. The person was convicted on most counts because of my input. Most people in the jury did not like the experience as it took two days. One expressed how terrible it was. I was the only one who appeared to have a good time.

I am exempt and for most of my life not permitted to.Only because of my job not because I was a bad person.

Still waiting to be called.

Yes, I was chosen right after my 18th birthday, and was selected for two different jury trials.

Yes. Double murder in a small town. Guilty as charged. The evidence was airtight against him. Ended up with two life sentences to serve consecutively. He killed a young woman he was sleeping with and her friend.

Yes It was a vehicular homicide case. An alcoholic women caused a wreck that resulted in a death. We never heard testimony about her past because she never took the stand. This was her third DUI . We found her guilty but were shocked when she got 15 years. The judge explained it all to after the sentencing.

Yes, kept getting picked for jury too. Finally showed up with a green lantern "In blackest day and darkest night, No evil shall escape my sight" shirt. Picked for 3 cases before and not one after wearing that shirt.

I receieved the summons but I never had to sit through a trial... yet.