"Even prior to the pandemic, it's sad to say we only had about a 35% show rate for jurors," said said Chief Judge Jack Tuter of the 17th Judicial Circuit in Florida. "So we're curious to see how that plays out: how many jurors ask for excusals and postponements, or how many just don't show up at all."
March 26, 2021 at 12:19 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The modification of juror excusals to include COVID-19 related categories could create more challenges seating juries as jury trials resume throughout the nation.
And now, attorneys and courts are bracing for jurors seeking to avoid jury duty.
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