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     James Marsden

     James Marsden
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     Ronald Gladden
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     Alan Barinholtz

     Judge Alan Rosen
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     Susan Berger

     Barbara Goldstein
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     David Brown

     Todd Gregory
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     Cassandra Blair

     Vanessa Jenkins

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   Episode Guide

   • 8. The Verdict Apr 21, 2023
     • After delivering the verdict, Ronald finds out that another trial was held in this court.
   • 7. Deliberations Apr 21, 2023
     • It's up to Ronald to lead the jury, but the jurors' petty issues threaten to derail everything.
   • 6. Closing Arguments Apr 14, 2023
     • The defense is on the ropes after a series of questionable strategic moves; Ken is in a bind.

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2. municipalcourt.franklincountyohio.govJury Commission - Franklin County Municipal Court

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   The Court has fourteen General Division judges and one Environmental Division judge. Judges preside over civil, criminal, and traffic cases and conduct both jury and non-jury trials. The Court’s jurisdiction includes traffic cases, misdemeanor criminal cases, and civil cases where the amount at issue is $15,000 or less.

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     What Is Jury Duty? | Your Role as a Juror

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4. www.fccourts.org › 272Jury Service | Franklin Court of Common Pleas

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   If you are unable to serve jury duty or if you have been contacted by anyone regarding your service and you have a question, please call the Court’s Jury Office at: 614.525.3450. Welcome to the Jury Commission web page for the Franklin County Common Pleas Court – General Division. This web page provides information for prospective jurors ...

5. www.juryduty101.com › states › ohioJury Duty Laws in Ohio - Juror Selection, Qualifications, and ...

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   Learn how jury duty works in Ohio, including who can be summoned, how to get excused, what to wear, and how much to get paid. Find out the qualifications, frequency, and consequences of jury service in the state.

6. www.fccourts.org › 244Jury Commission | Franklin Court of Common Pleas

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   Welcome to the Jury Commission web page for the Franklin County Common Pleas Court. This website has been created for use by prospective jurors, their employers, and the general public to find out about jury service in our court. If you are accessing this website because you have received a jury summons, we sincerely hope that your stay with us ...

7. www.juryduty101.com › states › ohioOhio Jury Duty Excuse List - Getting Excused From Jury Duty

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   Ohio has a statutory exemption that allows individuals over a certain age to request exemption from jury duty. Citizens over the age of 75 can be exempt from jury service under this age exception. In Ohio, a prospective juror aged 75 or older may request to be excused from further jury service. However, they will be placed back on the master ...

8. www.fccourts.org › 246Juror Eligibility | Franklin Court of Common Pleas

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   Please note, the following are not exempt from jury service: Attorneys. Dentists. Elected officials. Firefighters. Physicians. Police officers. To be eligible to serve on jury duty, you must be at least 18 years of age, a citizen of the United States and a resident of the county in which you are called to serve.

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   What is jury duty?

   • For those that meet the requirements, jury duty is a civil service that helps ensure the justice system works fairly and equally. Every day, hundreds of Philadelphians receive a jury summons in the mail to serve in civil and criminal trials. While some cases may only last one or two days, others may be complex and last weeks and even longer.

   Is It Possible To Get Out of Jury Duty in Philadelphia?

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   What happens at the end of a jury service?

   • At the end of your jury service you will be sent a Juror Service Certificate with a copy for your employer. The certificate will state the dates of your service as a juror and inform your employer of the duty to pay you. This certificate should be given to your employer as soon as possible.

   Your guide to Jury Service - Connecticut Judicial Branch

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   How long do you serve on a jury?

   • If you are selected to serve on a jury, after the trial is over your service is also completed for at least a year and often longer. In fact, the majority of people who report for jury service serve for just one day. The vast majority of people who actually serve on a jury find it a fascinating and rewarding experience that they would do again.

   Jury Service - jury_service - California Courts

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10. www.ohiobar.org › law-facts › law-facts-jury-serviceLaw Facts: Jury Service | Ohio State Bar Association

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    To serve on a jury, you must be a bona fide resident of the geographical area served by that particular court. Ohio jurors must be at least 18 years of age and they must not have lost their right to serve on a jury by having been convicted of certain types of crime (or must have had those rights restored). Beyond that, everyone is given the ...