Originally posted by TazMaN
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Once the judge has put you in there for contempt he can keep you there untill s/he is sure you are suitably sorry, possibly by sitting on a long case.I am not qualified to give the above advice!
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Step back, have a think and adjust my own own attitude from time to time -
As opposed to a briefcase?Originally posted by The Lone Gunman.....possibly by sitting on a long case.
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I knew that was coming as soon as I pressed submit.Originally posted by TazMaNAs opposed to a briefcase?
I am not qualified to give the above advice!
The original point and click interface by
Smith and Wesson.
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This is why they take more people than they need. If a long case begins, they ask who would be able to stay for that, they don't (afaik) force anyone to do more than the fortnight - if you say you can't then you aren't selected for that jury.Originally posted by TazMaNStill best to risk that than get onto a murder case lasting several months!
As for the 'unlikely' to be chosen again - I was told once that it went on your address. This is highly possible as I had 3 jury notices in 7 years at my old address, and zero in 7 years at this one.Oh, I’m sorry….I seem to be lost. I was looking for the sane side of town. I’d ask you for directions, but I have a feeling you’ve never been there and I’d be wasting my time.Comment
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The cells below court are just holding cells. It's prison or nuffin'Originally posted by tim123Long stay prison might be. The cell below the court is usually empty enough for you to be sentenced to spend 7 days there.
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