Can a Mormon serve on a jury?

Question

Can a Mormon serve on a jury?

Answer 1

There is nothing in the Mormon beliefs that should prevent one from serving on a jury. In fact they are encouraged to do their civic duty.

Answer 2

Yeah, why not??

Answer 3

ur dumb haha

Answer 4

provided s/he has no biases about the case and is wearing his/her holy underwear-or was that the JW's, I forget.

Answer 5

A person cannot be excluded from a jury based on relgious affiliation. So, yes.

Answer 6

Sure. A Mormon can even be a judge.

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

Yes!

Answer 9

Yes.

Answer 10

Yes, sure.

Answer 11

I don't know why not.

Answer 12

Why not? A jury of our peers, or is it piers, or is it peirs...anyway...yeah.

Answer 13

When called to do so, we are actually encouraged to serve on a jury. I don't see a reason why we can't, as long as we're not bias. We are taught, from a young age, to serve our communities and nations.

Answer 14

How would Salt Lake City be able to have any jury trials if they weren't?

Answer 15

where have you been....did you go to school.....a Mormon is simply a citizen who worships at a different church that you do.     try some research and find out who and what they really are????