please empty your brain below
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And thanks to my colleague's jury service this week I am now 350 quid better off in overtime.
Yay!
Scaryduck | Homepage | 27.06.03 - 7:08 p.m. | #
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I couldn't do it. I could never pronounce someone guilty. There's always a possibility of mistake. Thus my verdict would always be not guilty. I could email it in, without even attending.
Peter | Homepage | 27.06.03 - 10:52 p.m. | #
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I've been doing Jury Service since 23rd April, and I'm still not finished. What a case. Drugs. Argh. When will this torture end? It was interesting enough for the first few weeks, but the last month has been like Groundhog Day. Please let it end soon.
Paul Holloway | Homepage | 28.06.03 - 2:10 a.m. | #
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It's criminal isn't it, the way they waste people's time 
Blue Witch | Homepage | 28.06.03 - 2:04 p.m. | #
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Supposed length of jury service: 10 working days
Actual length: 25 days.
Days required to attend court: 26
Number of days spent at least partly in a courtroom: Actual Length minus breaks and deliberations, so it'll probably be about 20 days.
Number of trials attended: 1
Number of interesting trials attended: 1
Total amount of time spent in court: Actual Length plus the first day
Shortest amount of time spent in court in one day: 4 hours
Total amount of time spent deliberating in jury room: 16 hours
Number of books read whilst sat around waiting for nothing to happen: 0.5
My value to society over the last fortnight: absolutely no idea. comments have been a mix of: 'hope you made the right decision' to 'putting the baddies away these days, are we?'
and what is it with using the word 'juicy' to describe a case. i just don't get it!
bushra | Homepage | 04.09.03 - 10:58 a.m. | #
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