When I did it, the trial was a week, but total jury service lasted two weeks.
Chances of a deferral these days are slim. Of course, you could just not turn up and claim that you never received the summons, but I believe that if called, one should have a duty to serve - if the more intelligent in society don't serve, then we can hardly complain about how the scum get off. (Or to be more accurate, we can - that's what the Daily Heil is for, after all - but we shouldn't).
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Originally posted by Bumfluff View PostPeople who have done how long has the case lasted for ?
Had the letter today such bad timing starts 2 weeks before contract ends and I need a renewal, recon I could get a deferal on that ?
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Originally posted by BA to the Stars View PostNot the fact that you are a giant alien lizard and tried to eat the defence council
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Do you have to produce ID when attending?
Otherwise, could be a good time to employ a temp.
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Originally posted by Bumfluff View PostPeople who have done how long has the case lasted for ?
Had the letter today such bad timing starts 2 weeks before contract ends and I need a renewal, recon I could get a deferal on that ?
I asked for a deferral and got the recall nine months later.
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Originally posted by zeitghostPlead insanity.
It's worked for me.
Worked for me.
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Originally posted by zeitghostPlead insanity.
It's worked for me.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View Postor deferral, and now NickFitz went and quoted you it's too late to change
(weird, when I pressed the Quote button, your text came up as just a few dots. I wonder what that's about)
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Originally posted by Bumfluff View PostPeople who have done how long has the case lasted for ?
Had the letter today such bad timing starts 2 weeks before contract ends and I need a renewal, recon I could get a deferal on that ?
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I hear that racist masogonist's that suffer from misandry rarely get to actually sit through a court case.
HTH
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If you wade through the usual crap from the usual suspects, there's some decent advice on seeking a deferment in previous threads on the subject:
http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...y-service.html
http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...y-service.html
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Originally posted by Bumfluff View Post
flip can't even spell jury right in the title, thats got to get me a defferal.
(weird, when I pressed the Quote button, your text came up as just a few dots. I wonder what that's about)
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