All Bexar County jury duty suspended amid fears over novel coronavirus This first case to be heard will require a six-person jury. Arteaga, reached Thursday evening, was on a Zoom conference call ...

SAN ANTONIO — Jury duty is making a comeback in Bexar County, and a summons could be ... Instead, you will be appearing via Zoom video conference. Those receiving a summons will be asked to ...

How does the Zoom process work when you check in for jury duty? Once summoned you must ... but Rangel said that hasn’t had to ever be done in Bexar County. According to the Bexar County jury ...

The bold bar across the top says, OFFICIAL JURY SUMMONS. You’ve been selected at random, from voter registration or driver’s license records. It’s a civic duty — or a privilege ...

The Central Jury Office is warning Bexar County residents of a fraudulent scam concerning jury duty. According to the Central Jury Office, several county residents have reported receiving calls ...

SAN ANTONIO — Bexar County Jury Services is warning residents once again about a long-running jury duty scheme. According to a press release from Bexar Co. Jury Services, the scheme involves ...

Bexar County will cease calling people in for jury duty for the next several weeks as concern about the spread of coronavirus continues to rattle people in San Antonio, across Texas and around the ...

The first of Bexar ... was to have been the county's first virtual jury trial. Judges have faced numerous barriers in the process of moving online, including issues of "Zoom bombing" and a moving ...

Bexar County is warning residents of new scam calls ... that they have a warrant for their arrest because they missed jury duty, and that the only way to avoid jail time is to pay a hefty fine ...

Judge Antonia "Toni" Arteaga of Bexar County's 57th District Court ... In the morning, as 30 Austin-area residents logged onto Zoom to report for jury duty, there were a handful of potential ...

Bexar County officials are warning local residents about a new scam that involves people calling the homes of unsuspecting victims and informing them that they missed jury duty. Victims of the ...