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Scott Johnsen jury duty - i mention...
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Jury Duty - I mentioned in a previous post that I have been selected for jury duty. This is not a jury trial but rather a Federal Grand Jury. The "term" lasts for 18 months!! And can be extended for an additional 12 months. As an alternate, I may not start my service for a month, or for several months. But I have been assured it will start. It's only one day a week, but still!!! I just served on a jury a few months ago, but state service does not excuse one from Federal service. Michael G., your suggestion of getting the stationary bike in there with me is a great idea. :-)
when they interview just scream out "GUILTY" in response to every quesiton.
10 months ago • Like • 3 people
Enjoy your civic duty its not about when will this end but rather has justice been served!
10 months ago • Like • 2 people
Yes place that bike in there!!! Great idea!
10 months ago • Like • 2 people
I can think of many things u could say so they leave you alone and stop choosing you! To pick you again so soon after u served is ridiculous! Yes bring the bike! Tell them u can't function without it. It may suggest you have some serious mental health issues when it comes to fitness...who knows they may let u go lol. My clients get out of it all the time with just a letter from me saying they r mentally unstable lol.
10 months ago • Like • 2 people
I have no advise or help but, Good luck!
10 months ago • Like • 2 people
One of the good things about turning 70 is that I no longer HAVE to accept jury duty. I now have an option.
10 months ago • Like • 3 people
Wow, well they do want smart, educated people Scott
10 months ago • Like • 1 person
Spinning during the trial sounds like a good idea, lol :-) Hope all goes well Scott!
10 months ago • Like • 1 person
Scott, I think you if you show them some of your posts from DM they may excuse you.
10 months ago • Like • 3 people
Thanks for the great advice and suggestions!! @Anthony, I'm with you on this! @Jason, The Grand Jury does not deal in guilt/innocence. Instead, they either issue a supena or they don't. There is also an invastigative function, but I'm not sure how that works. More to learn I guess. :-) @Pantha, it is the luck of the draw, and I'm okay with that. Really. @Robert, I didn't realize that. @Kenny, why didn't I ask you BEFORE I had to go in for the selection process?!?! :-)
10 months ago • Like
Holy Crap! Go with what Jason said and maybe scream out the mother ship is coming. May wear your bike gear backwards and make sure there is tin foil on your helmet.
10 months ago • Like • 1 person
@Tricia, I like the suggestion, but I'm not so sure. There was one woman who kind of freaked out while we were saying the oath. She had to go "back stage" and speak with the judge 1-on-1, but she's still there. We'll see how long she lasts I guess. :-)
10 months ago • Like
Tin foil helmet should work every time if you play it right. LOL
10 months ago • Like • 1 person
@Sandy, I'm in!!
10 months ago • Like
What about a conference call? ;)
10 months ago • Like • 1 person
@Buddy, Yeah, I'm pretty sure they won't go for that one!! :-D
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