Why Do I Get Called In For Jury Duty Every Single Year?

Question

I have been old enough to serve for 5 years now, and I have been asked to show up every single year. I know people who hardly ever have to do it. How do people get chosen to be called in?

Answer 1

If your a wealthy proprietor, you would contribute to their

  market of republicans.  The legality of each case should

  be reviewed by your attorney.  There are only two ways to

  not deal with the gangs, one is to avoid their planet.  One

  is to conquer their planet with superior force.  You are a

  member of the both plans if you are educated or christian.

      There is a really wild world of nationalists going on for

   several years and the Hollywood of America court is a

   good team of activated anti-terrorists.  You are being

   trained to follow tactics and I would withdraw, they are

   almost out of martian invaders in the realist world.  Anyone

   could be an outlaw, the court has made it worse.

Answer 2

From another question you indicated a Riverside Calif residence. California law states that you may at the judge's discretion may be removed from the roster for a period not to exceed 3 years after your panel is finished. Call the Clerk of the Court and ask to be excused for that period.

Answer 3

You are a registered voter. You get picked at random. Pure chance that you get chosen often, unless the number of people who are excused becomes a large percentage.

Its your civic right to be called; consider it an honor.

Answer 4

as far as i know, it's just a random drawing. but idk why people complain about jury duty. isn't it interesting to see the trial, and have to make an important decision?

Answer 5

There is a more obvious reason why you get called more often.  Demographics.  If your jury district has an odd proportion of underage people and old people, or if the general population of the district is unusually low, you are a viable member of a small pool.  You get picked because you live in an area with too few eligible members.  For instance, many retirement communities in Florida have a load of people that are older than the limit and can't get called unless they volunteer for it.