#accessdeniedagain

@cyborgpotato why would you reblog this now after i broke the website

Hey so im gonna write it here cuz why not. 

So, the way it worked for me (in Oregon I dunno where deathspool lives), is I sent in the form they sent me in the mail and then showed up the morning of my jury duty with the other papers they had sent. I didn’t call in, but it might be different depending on the county/state/whatever. Just make sure to read the stuff they send you, it should give you all the info you need. 

They’ll sign you in, give you a juror’s badge and have you wait in a waiting room while the days court cases are decided. So each person going to trial that day has to decide if they want a trial by jury. For me, this meant 4 hours of pointless waiting in the jury waiting room while they decided. Could be more or less depending on the number of cases that day and such. The second day I was there, I only waited for 2 hours before they sent me home.

After that, they’ll call the names of the people who are actually going to be serving on a jury. If you aren’t called, you get to go home (yay!). If you are called to serve, I believe you are interviewed and even then you might not serve on a jury. If you aren’t, you take your jurors badge home with you and come back the next day to do that all over again.

i made 3 gifsets before deciding to make this version and duDE I LIKE IT SO MUCH

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