Posted by PJH on March 13, 2014 at 08:03:32 from (50.40.227.70):
In Reply to: Jury Duty posted by cole younger on March 12, 2014 at 17:20:44:
My wife has been called, and has served, a lot. I've only been called once. We hung around all day, and they filled the pool before they got to our group, and sent us home. In my county (state?) they won't call you more often than every five years. Years ago, she was called sometimes twice in one year. I'm glad they changed that. The last time she was called, it coincided with a surgery that I had scheduled. She called them and asked to be moved to another time, telling them the reason, and they moved her. She served at the new time. I'm not gonna hold my hand up and ask to be called, but I'm not gonna try to weasel out of it either. It's part of the price for living in this great country. If you think back over your life, everything always works out, even when we think it won't.
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