r/juryduty↗
Jury Duty
Everything related to jury duty, including personal stories, getting out of it, and lawyerly talk. Are you currently serving on a jury? Your trial can be cancelled if you participate in any online discussion while on a jury - the judge grants a mistrial. They then need to schedule a new trial. Do not post while you are on jury duty. Are you a former juror ? Tell the world your story. Make a self post and let us know how your service went. Ensure you abide by the Reddit Content Policy.
28k subscribers142 posts / mo in Sep 2026120 authors / mosince 2010
r/juryduty has 28k members (+41% over the last 12 months). It gets about 142 posts a month from 120 people. Top topics: Court Hearings Today, Judges and Courts and New Player Banners.
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- Court Hearings Today0.1%
- Judges and Courts0.1%
- New Player Banners0.1%
- Murder and Sentencing Cases0.1%
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- CBS News
- Qualtrics
- Care
- FindLaw
- Justia
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