Nope, I didn't get picked for a jury - they didn't even call my name to have me report to any court.
Boo-hoo.
There was about 200 or so people in the jury lounge - most of them moaning and groaning about having to be there .... and I was jumping up and down inside screaming PICK ME! I was released about 1PM .... and won't be called back for at least a year.
The jury lounge was pretty cool - a couple of TVs, a TON of magazines, a wall full of books (and they said if you "get into a story" just take the book home" they are all donated - all of the local papers, a cafeteria, a "quiet" room where you could use your laptops, a table with puzzles, tables set up for socializing, ton's of vending machines, and the best looking sheriff's roaming the halls
.... I actually had a pretty good time, and met some really nice people.
Now that I'm not working I would gladly spend my time on a jury. I like our legal system and I love watching it work.
It's probably the only place I can think of where you put 12 people in a room and they all have to have the same vote - but not the same opinion. Pretty cool.
Ha-ha, Quinny - that's quite funny, but I wonder if that guys WIFE was in court?
Well...... maybe next time.