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For federal courts, anyone who is: 18 or older a U.S. citizen a registered voter not a convicted felon Note: each state has its own set of laws regarding jury duty, most will follow suit of the federal court system but other states may have different laws.

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Should people be allowed to sit on a capital jury?

(in the US) Of course, it happens all the time. That is what is meant by "a jury of your peers."


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How old do you have to be to sit in a jury in the state of California?

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What is the number of citizens who sit on a jury during a trail?

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Are certain people not allowed to sit as a juror?

Some jurisdictions MAY limit jury service by excluding the mentally unsound, non-citizens, etc. But, because they are usually drawn from the general voter registration rolls or the DMV records, jurors are selected before trial by the attorneys for both sides in a process known as "Voir Dire." They can 'challenge' members of the jury pool and eliminate them for "good cause." There is no "right" to be selected to sit on a jury.


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