The Buckets by Greg Cravens for April 02, 2014
Transcript:
All right, folks. You are now officially part of the jury pool. At various times during this week, your name will be called and you will go to a courtroom. You may or may not be seated on a jury. If so, you'll stay there. If not you'll come back here. You'll circle around like this all week. Welcome to government work.
Our jury pool gets baby sat by the Sheriffs. One explains the whole, going up when your number is called (you really are assigned a number so that the lawyers won’t be biased by a name)..This keeps going for the entire day until all the trials on the docket have a jury. Everyone left over in the pool comes back in about 2-3 weeks to go through the process again. .Sheriffs are cool. They tell stories. Lots of stories. They also told us its better in Superior Court instead of Civil Court. Civil Court has small, tiny, airless rooms and cases can take forever!