RCW 2.36.150 specifies that jurors may receive up to twenty-five dollars but in no case less than ten dollars for each day's attendance. Most Washington State counties pay $10 per day. Jurors are also eligible for mileage reimbursement.

Jurors are paid $10 per day. Checks are usually mailed 30 days after the completion of jury service. Call the Jury Assembly Clerk, 684-5688 with questions about checks or further information. Your employer is not required to pay you while you are on jury duty, however, employers are prohibited by law from firing an employee for serving as a juror. RCW 2.36.165 See similar questions...

Jurors are paid $10 per day and .405 cents for round-trip mileage. Checks are usually mailed four to six weeks after the jury term ends. Call the Jury Management Clerk, Sue, at 577-3034 with any questions regarding compensation. See similar questions...

Unfortunately, Juror Services has very little control over the fees paid during jury duty. The amount, $15.00 beginning on the second day of service, was enacted into law by the California Legislature. See similar questions...

Jurors are paid an attendance fee of $40 and 50.5 cents per mile (round-trip from home) for each day of service. Jurors who are Federal employees are paid for their mileage and parking fees only, except when serving on their day off. Jurors will also receive $3.00 a day for parking expenses. Be aware that parking on government property is NOT provided for jurors, and the court will not be responsible for parking tickets incurred by jurors. See similar questions...

Before potential jurors are summoned for service, their names are randomly drawn from voters lists (and sometimes drivers lists) to receive a questionnaire to determine whether they meet the legal qualifications for jury service. Individuals who receive questionnaires are required to complete and return them to the clerk's office, which then screens the completed questionnaires to determine eligibility for jury service. See similar questions...

We summon jurors from all counties. The U.S. District Court has jurisdiction over the entire State of Hawaii. See similar questions...

Additional jurors are chosen, known as alternates, in the event that any members of the jury are unable to complete the trial for some reason. Alternate jurors participate in the trial proceedings but do not take part in deliberations unless they have been called to replace members of the jury. See similar questions...

The rules for jury trials come from the law, tradition, and experience. In summary, the steps are as follows: The judge excuses a limited number of jurors which each lawyer has a right to ask be excused without giving a reason (peremptory challenges), and also may excuse additional jurors who may not be impartial in the cases (challenges for cause). See similar questions...

We know choosing a lawyer can be difficult especially when you have so many questions about the legal process and how your case will be handled. Below are a list of questions and answers you might find helpful. See similar questions...

The judge and court staff work to reduce the time prospective jurors spend waiting for assignment. The court asks for your patience and suggest that you bring a book or other reading material to occupy your time while waiting. The judge and court staff will explain delays when possible. See similar questions...

Jurors in Seattle Municipal Court most commonly hear misdemeanor cases such as driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, shoplifting, assault, domestic violence, vehicle prowl, or prostitution. Jurors occasionally hear civil cases involving charges such as violation of building regulations or business license regulations. See similar questions...

We summon jurors from all voting districts. The U.S. District Court has jurisdiction within the entire State of Alaska. See similar questions...

Sometimes they come to us; sometimes they're people we know. The woman jurying our show in March is curator of the South Bend Museum, whom I met when I had a show there. Judith Racht, who just juried our folk art show, is a gallery owner, and Joy Horwich has expressed interest in jurying a show in the future. We do try, within a year, to have a variety of women from different ethnic backgrounds, cultural backgrounds, different ages, different media. See similar questions...

You will be paid on a quarterly basis (at the end of March, June, September and December) and only after your account has accumulated a balance of twenty dollars. If your account balance is below twenty dollars, it will continue to grow until the end of the following quarter, and so on, until the balance reaches twenty dollars. (return to top) See similar questions...