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Re: OT Jury Duty


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Posted by ditchwitch on November 13, 2015 at 19:43:47 from (107.207.151.127):

In Reply to: OT Jury Duty posted by David G on November 13, 2015 at 17:25:43:

The very first time i had to do jury duty about 4 years ago. Never been before or called until then. I got pick for a murder trial. With all the question they where asking i knew i wouldnt be picked. They were asking if you owned guns and shot guns and they were not picking those type of people so i just knew i was going home. After they got to me and ask me some of those questions the last question he ask me was Mr. Smith do you want to be on this Jury. I said sir you called me to come here i didnt call you. After that he said stay seated. Six weeks i was in that seat. But i will say it did kinda renew my faith in the judicial system after that. I can see why it takes a long time for a death sentence trial. Durning that trial i went to eat across the street for lunch. standing in line and also looking for a menu i had to ask for one from the folks in front of me they give me theres i looked it over. Well in comes the defense attorneys for the man. There now right behind me i hear the Lady ask about a menu so i just turned and gave her mine. I got my food and went outside i didnt want to be around them. Well we get back in court after a few mins the Judge told all the jurors to be excused except me. I bout craped my pants i didnt know what was going on i thought these folks have found something on me i didnt even know. Turns out being they were behind me in the lunch line they wanted to make sure i didnt hear anything i wasnt supposed to hear. I said sir i was just standing in line and i heard the lady ask wheres the menus so i just turned and gave them mine ,got my food and went outside. Then all was ok but it scared me to death.


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