Jury Commission Information
Information for Jurors
- Jury FAQ
- iJuror
- Confirm That You are Needed
- Parking
- Juror Commitment
- Entering the Courthouse
- Juror Conduct
- Why Me?
- Why Should I Care?
Supporters of Jurors Information
- Medical Excuse Guidelines for Healthcare Providers
- Employment Information
- Information for Parents, Guardians, Spouses, or Loved One of a Juror
General Jury Duty Information
Thank you for visiting the Jury Commission’s official webpage. Serving as a juror is one of the most important duties of citizenship and a vital part of our justice system. Each year, citizens are called upon to serve on juries to help ensure fair trials and uphold the rule of law.
The Jury Commission is responsible for managing the jury selection process in accordance with state law and local court rules. We handle juror questionnaires, issue summonses, and provide information to help jurors understand their responsibilities and what to expect during service.
Whether you’re a first-time juror or returning for another term, this site is designed to assist you with everything from confirming your reporting status to understanding the deliberation process. Your participation is crucial to the fair administration of justice, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
The video below will explain some basics of jury duty to you.
