Yup - no biggie
Posted By: Just Excused on 2006-06-30
In Reply to: jury duty - Orangeblossom
On your notification, you should have formal instructions about request for being excused from JD. You are a medical professional, self-employed, and if it creates a hardship you need to state so - do not wait until you are scheduled to appear, take care of this in advance. Usually, it's the prothonotary's office but may be different in your state. Just follow the rules in the paperwork you received. You may again be asked to serve again in 6 months or later on.
You have no control over what JD pool you are in - worst case - some court cases can take months and most MTs would lose everything if required to sit every day for entire trial.
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