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At the very least, those jurors who do not appear as instructed may expect their service will be re-scheduled to another session. In some instances, jurors who fail to appear have been brought before a judge to explain their absence.

Jurors may request a one-time postponement for of their service by completing the appropriate section of the summons and returning it to the Jury Management Division. All requests for postponement must be in writing and either e-mailed, mailed, faxed or hand-delivered to the Jury Management Division for review.

At the very least, those jurors who do not appear as instructed may expect their service will be re-scheduled to another session. In some instances, jurors who fail to appear have been brought before a judge to explain their absence.

Persons who are not a citizen of the United States; Persons who are under 18 years of age; Persons who are not residents of Doña Ana County; Persons who are currently on probation or parole for a felony.

Requests to be permanently excused from jury service may be requested on the Voir Dire Questionnaire or in eJuror. If you requested a permanent excuse, you may call the Juror Information Line (1-800-240-6366 or 505-348-2073) two weeks prior to the start of your term to obtain the status of your request.

Permanent Exemption From Service (Age) New Mexico statutes allow for the permanent excusal of individuals age 75 or over that have received a jury summons. If you fall into this category and would like to be permanently excused, the law requires that you complete an affidavit attesting your age.

A prospective juror may be excused if he/she: Has a physical or mental disability that would prevent him/her from serving. The prospective juror is required to provide a doctor's note (on the doctor's letterhead or prescription pad) attesting to the disability.

New Mexico statutes allow for the permanent excusal of individuals age 75 or over that have received a jury summons. If you fall into this category and would like to be permanently excused, the law requires that you complete an affidavit attesting your age.