President Bush was among 600 potential jurors summoned to report to court in McLennan County, Texas, where his 1,600-acre Crawford ranch is located. A White House spokesman says the president has too many commitments right now but claims he will reschedule his jury duty, citing its "important civic responsibility." Just last month, Sen. John Kerry, Bush's Democratic rival in the 2004 election, not only served but was elected foreman of a Massachusetts jury.
December 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
President Bush could get a new title: juror No. 286. Someday, but not Monday, when he was summoned for jury duty.
The president was among 600 potential jurors summoned to report to court in McLennan County, Texas, where his 1,600-acre Crawford ranch is located.
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