As a cab driver & liquor store clerk, I’ve had dealings with most defendants & victims. I’ve less than friendly history with local judges & the public defender was little help. Why do they invite me to jury duty, just to say; go home?
I recently was excused from jury duty due to a medical excuse, which I’d argue is a lot better than dying — although admittedly my excuse is only good for as long as I’m undergoing treatment.
SHAKEDOWNCITY 9 months ago
Your doctor could have written you a “living” letter of excuse.
ChukLitl Premium Member 9 months ago
As a cab driver & liquor store clerk, I’ve had dealings with most defendants & victims. I’ve less than friendly history with local judges & the public defender was little help. Why do they invite me to jury duty, just to say; go home?
cdward 9 months ago
I’ve always wanted to be on a jury, but I’ve never made it past the jury selection process.
rockyridge1977 9 months ago
I told them I did not believe in the death penalty…..they let me go home!
mistercatworks 9 months ago
Just get old and infirm, instead. That works. :(
wildlandwaters 9 months ago
I think I’m gonna try that excuse if I ever get another letter from the county…“sorry, I’d love to, but I’m dead”…
Frank Burns Eats Worms 9 months ago
What a sorry excuse for an angel!
cuzinron47 9 months ago
I wouldn’t have a problem doing jury duty, and that usually gets me out of doing jury duty.
paullp Premium Member 9 months ago
I recently was excused from jury duty due to a medical excuse, which I’d argue is a lot better than dying — although admittedly my excuse is only good for as long as I’m undergoing treatment.