[ SECRET POST #7003 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7003 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Would you Want to Know?

[dani_phantasma]

This is funny you mention because I went to jury duty today (we got off the ONE trial was called off_ and as soon as i get home I notice my shirt (one of my good interview polos) has been inside out the whole time.

So embarrassing but it does back up the claims i made on the questionnaire that I have concerns about my ability to serve seeing as I'm a hot mess and can't drive for medical reasons. Also my handwriting was like dear GOD...

Re: Would you Want to Know?

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, no! Though that silver lining is pretty great at the end of the day.
The only time I got called into jury duty was right when I turned 18, I was actually excited but like literally everyone I knew just looked at me and said "bad idea". Nothing progressed past the initial letter luckily, so I didn't end up sending any innocents to jail. Here's hoping there'll be no callbacks for you too!

Re: Would you Want to Know?

[dani_phantasma]

Lol yeah. Also tbf I'm like half medicated right now. So i probably barely had to put in an explanation, as much as walk in. Be me be a mess and they can just look at me and go

"Yeaaaah. Noooooo"

Re: Would you Want to Know?

[(Anonymous)]

I had it last year, and this guy who quite likely murdered his girlfriend was set free. But there was reasonable doubt. Do I think he did it? Probably, BUT there was enough doubt that I didn't want to send him to the pen for what would probably have been the rest of his life. It was difficult, quite the experience. I do feel bad that this woman didn't have justice, but again, I didn't feel strongly enough of his guilt to send him to prison.