You have just received a jury summons. Now what do you do? A "jury summons" is a court order. It means you have to attend at the time and place stated so that a jury can be selected, unless you have been excused. Althoug - Jury Duty - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	You have just received a jury summons. Now what do you do? A "jury summons" is a court order. It means you have to attend at the time and place stated so that a jury can be selected, unless you have been excused. Althoug Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-10-02 15:20:36 Open Document File Size: 98,63 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Canada / / IndustryTerm plant producing electricity / non-refundable travel / / Organization Sheriff's Office / / / Position social worker / or probation officer / minister / priest / peace officer / officer / nurse / dentist / lawyer / social worker / Judge / Sheriff / dentist / pharmacist / First Nations Chief / lawyer / / SocialTag Jury duty Jury Juries in England and Wales Jury system in Hong Kong Scientific jury selection Juries Government Law

You have just received a jury summons. Now what do you do? A "jury summons" is a court order. It means you have to attend at the time and place stated so that a jury can be selected, unless you have been excused. AlthougAdd to Reading List