You should expect a jury summons at some point. Before you skip out, here's what happens if you ignore jury duty.

San Francisco's Be The Jury program has enabled over 4,000 low-income residents to serve on juries and has been advocated for by Assemblymember Matt Haney to be expanded to four additional counties.

Serving on a jury can create financial difficulties for some individuals, particularly those with jobs that do not offer paid leave. Demonstrating financial hardship can lead to exemption in these ...

Serving on a jury is a key part of American democracy. What happens if that jury duty notice slips past you ... still have what is called an ‘undue hardship,’ ” the website says.

California law and court procedures allow prospective jurors to skip or delay jury duty for physical or financial hardships ... from jury duty due to undue hardship. “Undue” means the hardship ...

People who serve on juries would get a boost in compensation under a bill that’s being considered by the Judiciary Committee, an effort by some lawmakers to encourage participation and ...

The courts of Cullman County’s 32nd Judicial Circuit have long exempted nursing mothers from jury duty, though presiding ... or extreme physical or financial hardship.” ...

Kandace Brown, who says she was threatened with DHR for bringing her three-month-old daughter with her to jury duty, told ... or extreme physical or financial hardship to be able to contact ...

Every year, about 130,000 New Zealanders receive an envelope in their letter box containing a document ... If a candidate believes that attending jury service will result in serious financial hardship ...