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In Reply to: off topic posted by merlynr on April 08, 2021 at 12:34:03:
I have been summoned for jury duty several times in the past. Each time, I reported as summoned. Most times, they had filled their needs before they got to me.
One time, though, it was different. All of the summoned people were kept in a large room. We first had to listen to all of the propaganda about civic duty, how this was such a wonderful process, and how it was such an enriching experience, and just a lot of malarkey. As lunch time approached and boredom had crept in, we were informed that the parties involved were working out a plea deal.
Lunch time came and went. The bailiff came out several times and said that it could be any minute that we would either be seated or dismissed. Finally, at 4:00 PM, we were finally allowed to leave. We were denied lunch, and we were poorly treated. I would not want to ever repeat that day.
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