Can you be summoned for jury duty in another state?

I've moved to another county/state. Do I still have to report for jury duty? No. The "qualifications" section of the jury card states that the prospective juror "must be a citizen of this State and County and qualified to vote." The potential juror would be disqualified for that reason.

Can you wear jeans to jury duty in Massachusetts?

There is no specific dress code for jury duty, but you should avoid clothing that's excessively casual, revealing, or in bad condition.

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I've moved to another county/state. Do I still have to report for jury duty? No. The "qualifications" section of the jury card states that the prospective juror "must be a citizen of this State and County and qualified to vote." The potential juror would be disqualified for that reason.

There is no specific dress code for jury duty, but you should avoid clothing that's excessively casual, revealing, or in bad condition.

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Serving on a jury is an important civic duty. Find out who is eligible for jury duty, how to respond to your summons, and what to expect when you serve.In Massachusetts, employers must pay employees at the regular rate for the first three days of jury duty. Courts may call on local residents to serve as jurors for a trial. Jury service is a civic responsibility and legal obligation for all citizens. This interview will help you determine if the payment you received for jury duty is taxable. Information you'll need There are no exemptions from jury duty: doctors, police officers, students, and even judges are eligible to serve as jurors. Note that taking the deduction is slightly different from not having earned the jury duty money in the first place. Values shown are for state courts.

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