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That's not true any more.Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostIf you are working in any capacity on any role which involves the legal system, you are excused jury service by default.
Is your role working in such a position?
Barristers and Judges were excluded from jury service, but NuLab changed the rules.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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A lawyer friend of mine told me that most people who turn up in a suit get rejected, don't know how true this is.Comment
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In my case it would be true. I do view judges and lawyers with contempt.Originally posted by deano View PostIf you do/say/wear something deliberately designed to get you out of doing jury service, the judge can and will find you in contempt of court.
It is akin to lying to the courts. Under oath it would be perjury, but it is most definitely treating the court with contempt.
You would need independant [sic] evidence to back up your claim ...Comment
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