If I get assigned to a case on jury duty what are the odds that it will be a sequestered jury?

Question

One where you can't go home on the weekends, or are they very rare?

Answer 1

The only cases where sequestration is required are those where the media is heavily involved and/or there is a likelihood the jury will be tampered with or endangered.  Those are extremely rare.  

Judges try to find ways not to sequester a jury whenever they can.

Answer 2

Yes, they are rare, but there's always a chance.  It really depends on the case.  If it's a murder case or it involves something that has been getting a lot of media attention, chances are pretty good that the jury will be sequestered.

Answer 3

They aren't very common.  It will depend on what the case is and what kind of court you are serving.