So right now Erick is in a little room, probably watching the "Jury duty" video. Most entertaining.

He'll sit around for another hour or so, until they determine if they need him for a trial.

Then they still won't know for sure, so they will send him on a little break, be careful who you talk to while on that break, Erick.

If he's at District Court, people watching will be VERY entertaining.

After the break, maybe he'll get selected for a trial. He'll hang around for a while, and then they'll decide they either don't need him, or he's not a suitable juror. I think the suitable juror deal will be the way they go.

If there's not a whole lot going on, they'll send him home for the day around 11:30 or 12:00. He will likely NOT go back to work, but tell his employer he sat in a room all day and never got called for a trial.

Just another day of Jury Duty.

 

I hope he brought some books to read.

 

Had a few juries in my life but have never been called

i know erick will just say something off the wall like

 

Or maybe some sudoku puzzles

A three-month-long drugs trial at Sydney's District Court has been abandoned because jurors were found to be playing puzzles in the courtroom

 

[QUOTE=Bass,Jul 9 2008, 08:57 AM] Had a few juries in my life but have never been called

i know erick will just say something off the wall like

 

So, here's a question. Could Erick stay FOCUSED FOR 12 DAYS on a trial?

NOPE.

He's excused.

I may catch up with him later for lunch.

 

I had jury duty last week, accused copped a plea before the trial began. Anyhow, I'm good for another 2 yrs. now.
Levi

 

Nancy's on notice for Jury duty now......8 weeks of wondering if you'll get picked for a case.......that's how we roll in NH

 

Steph has it coming up too. She just sent her paperwork in. I told her how to get out of being picked though.

 

Exactly what happened to me. I was finally called up, and all set to go, then once there in the 11th hour the judge came out after we had been sitting there for a while wondering when court was going to actually start, and the judge just said you can all go home now, there will no longer be a trial. I think it is fair to say, all 12 of us cheered...