Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sat on a fed GJ for 9 weeks a few years ago. I think they may have excused me for life after that!
Only 9 weeks? I had GJ duty for 18 months and still get called by one court or another every year.
How did you keep your job if you sat on a GJ every day for 18 months?
It's a schedule, not daily. I think it was 3 days per week usually, sometimes more, never less. But the answer is that is illegal to fire you for this. But as a practical matter, I ended up working before and after jury duty and all weekend long to keep up. It was not a healthy schedule. Several people on our jury who were renters moved out of DC to get disqualified.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sat on a fed GJ for 9 weeks a few years ago. I think they may have excused me for life after that!
Only 9 weeks? I had GJ duty for 18 months and still get called by one court or another every year.
How did you keep your job if you sat on a GJ every day for 18 months?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sat on a fed GJ for 9 weeks a few years ago. I think they may have excused me for life after that!
Only 9 weeks? I had GJ duty for 18 months and still get called by one court or another every year.
How did you keep your job if you sat on a GJ every day for 18 months?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sat on a fed GJ for 9 weeks a few years ago. I think they may have excused me for life after that!
Only 9 weeks? I had GJ duty for 18 months and still get called by one court or another every year.
Anonymous wrote:Sat on a fed GJ for 9 weeks a few years ago. I think they may have excused me for life after that!
Anonymous wrote:Jan 6 cases? Are you aware that there are a million other crimes committed and prosecuted in DC? What a bizarre reference.