I have jury duty in June, too. Just got my notice. I figured it was time. Interval is about the same as yours - about every 17 or 18 months, ever since I moved from the county to the city 20 years ago. Had a county jury summons forwarded to my new city address, and when I replied, no longer a resident, this is my new address - BINGO. It was literally only a matter of weeks before the city got me.
It's funny how some city residents never seem to get a summons.
I'm lucky to work at a job where I get paid for jury time and don't have to use any leave. If I were self-employed or did some kind of shift work I'd probably start ignoring summonses after a certain point.
I'm self-employed. 3 guesses as to what I do with my summonses. I don't even open them, they do come so frequently though. I think I've done more than my share of time in the jury box.
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I have jury duty yet again in June. Fourth time in six years.
I have jury duty in June, too. Just got my notice. I figured it was time. Interval is about the same as yours - about every 17 or 18 months, ever since I moved from the county to the city 20 years ago. Had a county jury summons forwarded to my new city address, and when I replied, no longer a resident, this is my new address - BINGO. It was literally only a matter of weeks before the city got me.
It's funny how some city residents never seem to get a summons.
I'm lucky to work at a job where I get paid for jury time and don't have to use any leave. If I were self-employed or did some kind of shift work I'd probably start ignoring summonses after a certain point.
I'm self-employed. 3 guesses as to what I do with my summonses. I don't even open them, they do come so frequently though. I think I've done more than my share of time in the jury box.
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