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: Do Not Pass GeauxSelective Service: Jury Duty
By Brian Privor, Esq.
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Jury duty is a chore, but I'm not sure being swept up off the streets in a citizen dragnet is what most complainers had in mind. To be sure, jury duty is a civic duty, a small price to pay for living in a civilized, democratic society. But I'd like to think that presupposes to advanced notice (like a summons in the mail) to allow prospective jurors to plan their days around the disruption to their normal daily routine. Some judges have a different idea, conscripting citizens off the streets for read more
Full post as published by Do Not Pass Geaux on January 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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