Today, I did my civic duty and reported for jury duty at the county court.
I was there most of the day but was not seated on the jury.
I will post a bit more about the experience later in the week, being careful not to say anything about the case itself, as that would be wrong.
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Joanne Corey 
How dutiful of you! 🙂
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I try to be a good citizen, although I admit that I’m a bit relieved not to have been seated on a jury. It’s pretty intense.
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I bet it is! I’ve never come close to having the pleasure, and I probably never will due to extenuating circumstances—my kids can’t be left alone.
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I’m glad your legal system is understanding about your caretaking responsibilities. Some jurisdictions in the US are not good with that kind of thing.
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That’s terrible! It didn’t even occur to me that everywhere wasn’t like it is here. 😦
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I knew someone in another state who was made to report for jury duty even though she was nursing an infant. She was told that she could not even be excused for a few minutes during the day to pump milk, which sets you up for a lot of pain. In my state, I’m sure a nursing mother can be excused from service but not even this kind of common sense is universal.
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