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Regarding not having enough context to make a decision...
Thanks.
gg
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I have questions about jury duty (Original Post)
ggma
Oct 2023
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NCIndie
(556 posts)1. Your question isn't a question at all.
It also provides no context.
ggma
(711 posts)2. Sorry, I am serving for the first time
I was not sure how deep to go as far as describing my issue.
NCIndie
(556 posts)5. If you are actively on a jury, you should not be posting about it.
Questions should be asked according to the protocols provided by the court.
EarlG
(22,513 posts)3. If you feel you don't have enough context to make a decision
and/or you're not sure how to vote, you always have the option to simply cancel out -- there's no penalty for doing so; another member will be invited to fill the empty position on the Jury.
The Magistrate
(96,043 posts)4. Hit The 'Opt Out' Button
I do that when things aren't clear, or I'd have to watch ten minutes of video to decide. Sometimes it can make a difference who is saying what, and to whom.
ggma
(711 posts)7. Thank you Sir
Very appreciated.
ggma
(711 posts)6. Thank you to all
Who understood my question and gave the advice I needed.
gg
bullimiami
(13,982 posts)9. Ive opted out a number of times when I didnt have a firm opinion.