Court can be an intimidating place for litigants. Jury service is inconvenient. Sometimes showing up for a hearing means missing a day of work or taking a flight cross country.
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September 11, 2020 at 04:57 PM
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Court can be an intimidating place for litigants. Jury service is inconvenient. Sometimes showing up for a hearing means missing a day of work or taking a flight cross country.
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