No, not usually. Some people do try to get excused based on the people they say they know (the mayor, the governor, the chief of police), but such appeals to favoritism are rarely successful; however, if you are related to the person on trial, that would undoubtedly get you excused.
Actually, when you show up to serve, there is no guarantee that you will be selected for a jury. Many citizens are called in, so that there is a large enough pool of potential jurors, but not all of them will be chosen for a trial. It is your civic duty to show up, and although it is understandable why you might not want to, it is important to be there. But don't be surprised if you are subsequently told you can go home.
it depends if they are in danger contact the police force if there is one if they are in danger
the police force was invented by peel
a police force in britain duh
Africa is a continent and does not have a police force.
No they are not you can get charged for having one, although many states are trialling the use of tasers in the police force.
Nigeria Police Force was created in 1930.
The budget of Aruba Police Force is 7,500,000 dollars.
Which police force? Each individual force makes it's own personnel and budget decisions.
Central Reserve Police Force was created in 1939.
Royal Barbados Police Force was created in 1835.
Royal Air Force Police was created in 1918.
White House Police Force was created in 1922.