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  • May 28, 2008 at 9:35 AM #212700
    MANmom
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    Must be Piggs week at the jury selection committee…I am sceduled to report this friday also. Hope it’s not a foreclosure case…

    MANmom

    May 28, 2008 at 9:39 AM #212558
    jpinpb
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    If you’re related/acquainted w/anyone in law enforcement, that usually gets you a thanks and good-bye, especially if it’s a criminal case.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:39 AM #212633
    jpinpb
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    If you’re related/acquainted w/anyone in law enforcement, that usually gets you a thanks and good-bye, especially if it’s a criminal case.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:39 AM #212659
    jpinpb
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    If you’re related/acquainted w/anyone in law enforcement, that usually gets you a thanks and good-bye, especially if it’s a criminal case.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:39 AM #212682
    jpinpb
    Participant

    If you’re related/acquainted w/anyone in law enforcement, that usually gets you a thanks and good-bye, especially if it’s a criminal case.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:39 AM #212712
    jpinpb
    Participant

    If you’re related/acquainted w/anyone in law enforcement, that usually gets you a thanks and good-bye, especially if it’s a criminal case.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:41 AM #212568
    blackbox
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    I just did my stint!

    I am in comm technical sales so I really can’t afford a long term deal.

    I got lucky and got a 2 day case. I am getting my $30, and four trolley day passes, and I don’t have to serve again for 3 years.

    Sweet! haha.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:41 AM #212643
    blackbox
    Participant

    I just did my stint!

    I am in comm technical sales so I really can’t afford a long term deal.

    I got lucky and got a 2 day case. I am getting my $30, and four trolley day passes, and I don’t have to serve again for 3 years.

    Sweet! haha.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:41 AM #212669
    blackbox
    Participant

    I just did my stint!

    I am in comm technical sales so I really can’t afford a long term deal.

    I got lucky and got a 2 day case. I am getting my $30, and four trolley day passes, and I don’t have to serve again for 3 years.

    Sweet! haha.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:41 AM #212692
    blackbox
    Participant

    I just did my stint!

    I am in comm technical sales so I really can’t afford a long term deal.

    I got lucky and got a 2 day case. I am getting my $30, and four trolley day passes, and I don’t have to serve again for 3 years.

    Sweet! haha.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:41 AM #212720
    blackbox
    Participant

    I just did my stint!

    I am in comm technical sales so I really can’t afford a long term deal.

    I got lucky and got a 2 day case. I am getting my $30, and four trolley day passes, and I don’t have to serve again for 3 years.

    Sweet! haha.

    May 28, 2008 at 9:55 AM #212593
    HarryBosch
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    Jury selection is part science and part art the way I understand it.

    I remember reading that Dr.Phil – before he was Dr.Phil – was actually an advisor to Oprah Winfrey during some trial down in, I believe, Texas. He was a Jury Selection specialist.

    I’m sure that what a lawyer looks for in a juror’s background vary from lawyer to lawyer based on the case at hand. So while Lawyer#1 would pick you for Case#1 another Lawyer#2 might not pick you based on what he thinks are the right combination of background variables needed of a juror to win their case. (i.e., every lawyer’s different 🙂

    May 28, 2008 at 9:55 AM #212668
    HarryBosch
    Participant

    Jury selection is part science and part art the way I understand it.

    I remember reading that Dr.Phil – before he was Dr.Phil – was actually an advisor to Oprah Winfrey during some trial down in, I believe, Texas. He was a Jury Selection specialist.

    I’m sure that what a lawyer looks for in a juror’s background vary from lawyer to lawyer based on the case at hand. So while Lawyer#1 would pick you for Case#1 another Lawyer#2 might not pick you based on what he thinks are the right combination of background variables needed of a juror to win their case. (i.e., every lawyer’s different 🙂

    May 28, 2008 at 9:55 AM #212694
    HarryBosch
    Participant

    Jury selection is part science and part art the way I understand it.

    I remember reading that Dr.Phil – before he was Dr.Phil – was actually an advisor to Oprah Winfrey during some trial down in, I believe, Texas. He was a Jury Selection specialist.

    I’m sure that what a lawyer looks for in a juror’s background vary from lawyer to lawyer based on the case at hand. So while Lawyer#1 would pick you for Case#1 another Lawyer#2 might not pick you based on what he thinks are the right combination of background variables needed of a juror to win their case. (i.e., every lawyer’s different 🙂

    May 28, 2008 at 9:55 AM #212717
    HarryBosch
    Participant

    Jury selection is part science and part art the way I understand it.

    I remember reading that Dr.Phil – before he was Dr.Phil – was actually an advisor to Oprah Winfrey during some trial down in, I believe, Texas. He was a Jury Selection specialist.

    I’m sure that what a lawyer looks for in a juror’s background vary from lawyer to lawyer based on the case at hand. So while Lawyer#1 would pick you for Case#1 another Lawyer#2 might not pick you based on what he thinks are the right combination of background variables needed of a juror to win their case. (i.e., every lawyer’s different 🙂

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