1. Where does the jury commissioner obtain names of prospective jurors?

 

2. I have been called to serve three times in the past five years and none of my friends have ever been called. Why don't you pick some other people?

 

3. Some people would volunteer for jury service if you'd let them. Why don't you?

 

4. I can no longer fulfill my duties as a juror. Can't you take my name of your list?

 

5. I am not a citizen of the United States but would still like to serve as a juror. Why can't I?

 

6. Is jury service mandatory?

 

7. How long will I have to serve as a juror?

 

8. Are there ever any instances when I may have to serve longer?

 

9. I served on a jury three years ago. Do I have to serve again already?

 

10. How do I request to be excused from jury service?

 

11. I know that I will not be selected for a jury because of what I do for a living. Why not excuse me now and save time?

 

12. I am unable to judge anyone because of my moral or religious beliefs. May I be excused?

 

13. Does my employer have to pay me for serving as a juror?

 

14. Can my employer prevent me from serving as a juror?

 

15. I live closer to a different court than the one where I've been summoned. Why can't my service be transferred there?

 

16. How late will I be at the courthouse?

 

17. What about getting a postponement?

 

18. Will I be compensated for jury service?

 

19. My jury summons asks if I have been convicted of a felony and if my civil rights have been restored. How do I find out if I was convicted, if it was a misdemeanor or a felony, and how do I know if my civil rights have been restored?