In most States it's 21, however, in some States it's much older. The reasoning is the older the juror, the more level-headed and wise that person will be to decide some strangers fate based solely on the evidence presented.
AnswerAnyone over 18 is subject to being called for jury duty. Jurors are normally pulled from voting registrations and driver's license records. High school and college students are normally able to defer or avoid jury service due to school obligations, and that age group is commonly under represented.
While some attorneys may automatically dismiss younger potential jurors, their youth and inexperience is not an automatic bar from jury duty. Instead, these factors would be considered during the voir dire process.
Not surprisingly, a Judge and Jury act as judge and jury.
18 because that is the legal voting age and that is how they choose. By picking random people that have voted
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In Ventura County, California, there is no maximum age limit for serving on a jury. Individuals over the age of 70 can request to be excused from jury duty, but they are not legally required to be exempted. All eligible citizens, regardless of age, can be summoned for jury duty unless they have specific disqualifications.
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there is 12 people on the jury and usually no more than that.
Peer pressure
There is no maximum age for jury duty. In Canada, a jury is selected by the most recent voters list (municipal enumeration). According to Canada, if you are capable of voting, you are capable of serving on a jury.
The minimum age for jury service in the UK is 18 - people are chosen from the electoral roll.
There are 12 people in a jury to decide guilt or innocence
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