Please Answer All of The Following Questions and Bring This Questionnaire When Reporting For Jury Service
Please Answer All of The Following Questions and Bring This Questionnaire When Reporting For Jury Service
Please Answer All of The Following Questions and Bring This Questionnaire When Reporting For Jury Service
Are you employed? Yes No If “Yes,” what are your work hours?
14. Are you active duty military? Yes No If “Yes,” what Branch/Station:
15. Occupation: Self Employed Employer Name:
Does your employer pay for jury service? Yes No
If “Yes,” how many days? 1 to 5 days 6 to 10 days 11 to 20 days 21 days or more
If “No,” how many days could you serve? 1 to 5 days 6 to 10 days 11 to 20 days 21 days or more
16. Will Jury Service cause an extreme financial hardship for you? Yes* No If “Yes,” please complete the following:
Are you the sole source of household income? Yes No How many family members are in the household?
What is the monthly household income? Include all sources from all household members (Salary; wages; alimony; public benefits, etc.)
*If claiming a financial hardship, the court will require you to provide a letter from your employer confirming that you would lose wages, salary or
$ commission during jury service.
17. Do you have reasonable access to private or public transportation? Yes No
18. Is the total one way commute time from your home to the courthouse more than 90 minutes? Yes No
19. Do you work for a federal, state, or local government agency, which includes county, city, and school district? Yes No
20. Non-governmental employees: Do you want to be paid for your daily juror fee? Yes No
21. Government and non-governmental employees, do you want to be paid for your juror mileage? Yes No
It is perjury to falsify an excuse from jury service (Penal Code Section 126). I certify under penalty of perjury, under the laws of the State of California, that
the foregoing is true and correct (Code of Civil Procedure section 2015.5(b)). If the person signing is not the prospective juror please indicate your
relationship to the prospective juror next to your signature.