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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 1:00 pm

People like you don't deserve freedom. And don't. Don't even [censored] talk about my friends who died.

Ok, your allowed to be all "Oh look at me, I'm a victim, because my friends are dead I somehow am better than everyone else." I'm an anarchist and am frankly quite annoyed at you thinking that other people should have the right to decide what I can and cannot do... sorry to ask but if a guy named George decide to make a law that forces people to jump out the window, would you do it?
and guess what, I knew someone who died so that makes it impossible to argue with me...

BTW: To the OB, you really should not make any excuses, I can't possibly imagine how opposed you must be with skyrim...
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Minako
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 4:30 am

Show up and act crazy... they won't want you on the jury.

Definitely this. Or show some heinous level of bias :)
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Chris Guerin
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 3:24 am

Uhhh. How is it that my comment spawned this whole hissy fit? :P I was just saying, if you don't show, you'll get fined or a contempt of court ruling against you. :P I don't mind doing my civic duty normally, but in my county, they can summon you as much as they want, and that really makes it a pain. My old county was 1 day 1 year, or sit on a jury and not be summoned for 2 years. I typically get 2-3 summons a year here... Luckily there's a phone system for checking to see if you're summoned, and I haven't been summoned yet, so it's not that big of a deal... However, if I actually got summoned/selected for a jury 3 times a year, that's sorta bullsh*t.
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Claire Vaux
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 12:13 am

People like you don't deserve freedom. And don't. Don't even [censored] talk about my friends who died.


Not his fault that you and your friends were dumb enough to join the army, is it? Natural selection, we're alive, they're not. Too bad.
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Daniel Brown
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 11:28 am

Commit a felony, and plea to it asap. Felons aren't allowed to serve as jurors.
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Adam
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 5:59 am

If you just show up and make it clear you've already made up your mind that the person is guilty, they're not going to let you on the jury anyways. A biased jury is not indicative of a fair trial. This way you get out of it legitimately and you probably don't have to worry about jury duty ever again.
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CYCO JO-NATE
 
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Post » Wed Oct 12, 2011 11:39 pm

Ive fought and had my friends die in the name of my country. People like you who squander people's sacrifices are the true scum if the earth.

WOW, don't go down that road,I too have fought and been to war in Iraq and lost friends,I don't care for the Law or society that much,and believe me it quite refreshing not to give a Fizzile or a sizzle. Laws/rules are made to be broken. AND YES YOU might consider me SCUM, But I probably enjoy my life more than you.
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 4:52 am

Commit a felony, and plea to it asap. Felons aren't allowed to serve as jurors.

LOL. Best reply so far. And well worth considering :whistling:
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Veronica Martinez
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 12:36 am

a chance to decide the fate of a fellow human you say, "rubs hands together" yessssss
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Megan Stabler
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 6:09 am

Wow that svcks. Do what I did: Call up the Jury office and tell them that you don't want to do it now and they will let you select a week of your choosing within the next 6 months to be on Jury Duty again. I'm not making that up either. I got a summons for the week after Battlefield 3 comes out and I was like "hell no" so I called them up, now I don't have to report until the end of March :celebration:
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Sarah Kim
 
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Post » Wed Oct 12, 2011 10:35 pm

Wow that svcks. Do what I did: Call up the Jury office and tell them that you don't want to do it now and they will let you select a week of your choosing within the next 6 months to be on Jury Duty again. I'm not making that up either. I got a summons for the week after Battlefield 3 comes out and I was like "hell no" so I called them up, now I don't have to report until the end of March :celebration:
Yeah, most places let you do that. Though if you can choose your next appearance date, be sure to pick something that's not near another "important" date since a lot of counties don't let you postpone more than once.
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Alexandra Ryan
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 8:58 am

People like you don't deserve freedom. And don't. Don't even [censored] talk about my friends who died.

EVERYONE deserves freedom,and take a chill pill, People like you make the world and the miltary such a tight up there jazz place.. I believe in Anarchy now anyway,and society would be such a better place.
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 11:49 am

Basic rule of getting out of most things. If you need to lie, and it's a one time, or rare occasion feign illness. However, don't choose an actual illness, choose a symptom. And that one, singular, magical symptom? DIARRHEA! Seriously, think about it, a coworker/classmate says they don't feel good, you ask what's up. They say their sick with X you say that svcks, possibly ask what med's they'll use or if they'll go to a doctor or if they're contagious. If they just say they've been vomiting/other symptoms you may think of things that are going around that cause it. They say they're poopin their brains out with a nasty case of Diarrhea? Ya, no one wants to know anymore, conversation ends good day sir. Seriously, at work? Run to the rest room 3 or 4 times in under an hour, and I mean, get up, and make a bit of a scene, walk quickly if not half jog there, sit for 5-10 minutes, come back. Even at the most bureaucratic corporate-drone-creating soul-crushing office you will get sent home and will not be punished for this. Though, for Jury this would be a last ditch attempt, as you'd pull this day of.

As far as Jury goes, be careful with lying to get out. Best thing to do is calmly explain that you disagree with the current purpose and function of the US Justice system and that you feel anything you do hear won't matter. As such you've made up your mind that unless it is a truly heinous crime you will argue that the person should be found not-guilty as the punishment will in all likely hood be far too heavy handed in comparison to what they've done if they did indeed do it.
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 5:24 am

Throw out a couple racial slurs.
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Post » Wed Oct 12, 2011 11:50 pm

EVERYONE deserves freedom,and take a chill pill, People like you make the world and the miltary such a tight up there jazz place.. I believe in Anarchy now anyway,and society would be such a better place.


We are free, I can walk out and kill who I want how I want, the only difference from Anarchy and This government is Consequences, id rather have the Consequences
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Post » Wed Oct 12, 2011 9:14 pm

Never been to a juror summons but I imagine it to be a cool event with everyone trying to get out by yelling loud, making racist remarks and whatever else gets you kicked out.
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 3:23 am

LOL

LMAO

LULZ

haha sorry buddy svcks to be you, you will go and it will take 10 years to end the trial

if you want out....

when they ask you something just say that the tiny voices in your head are telling you what to say

Yeah, i think this might work
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Kayla Oatney
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 4:03 am

or just walk in naked except for knee high purple boots on, and a pair of underwear on your head.
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 8:15 am

On the other hand, Skyrim isn't going anywhere and will be there when you're done. Why not at least consider performing a wonderful civic duty. We're lucky to live in a country that allows public jurors. Someone is counting on the public to ensure their trial is fair. It's a bit of a shame that the public views it as a terrible convenience these days, rather than an honorable responsibility in a free society.

Lucky to live in a country that forces people to sit on a jury that they have no interest in, have no clue who you are and are to determine your fate?
Ok then.

What are the odds that the people on the jury just flat out don't care what happens to you, and just go with the flow to avoid dragging the trial out?

The world and the people in it are not the same as they used to be, and there is no reason that I should expect anyone who is on a jury to care about the people on trial, or even make fair or good decisions with out personal bias.

It would be better if people could volunteer, and then figure out what to do with the rest of the open slots.

I have never been to, and hope I never have to be on a jury.
Mostly because I want nothing to do when it comes to deciding the fate of another human, for any reason other than self defense.

Maybe you should just relax and enjoy it?

I mean...the game comes out on a weekend, giving you 3 days of playing uninterrupted. If you get picked to be on jury, you're going to be 9-5 every day, with a set time leaving every day. No overtime, no "can you stay late at the office". I'm sure this is probably BETTER than your regular work/commute schedule in some way, yes?

Plus you can participate in giving justice to someone. I always find it sad that the smart people find a way out of jury duty, leaving the morons to make decisions that affect people for the rest of their lives.

If you were ever in front of a jury, wouldn't you want someone like you listening to your case?

No, I would not want someone like me on my jury, simple because I would not want to be there and want to get it over with ASAP.


Would YOU want someone who clearly doesnt want to be there, or has little to zero interest in participating to be the judge with the potential to affect someones entire life from that point forward?

Not everyone thinks so highly of the justice system that they would want to support it, or "relax and enjoy" something of this nature. I am one such person.



The law = good, people who don't like the law are unproductive citizens and should look to my sig.


You sig,
If you dont like how society works then the chances are you are not a productive member of society.

Anonymous and all groups like it are the scum of the earth.

Is flat offensive, the law is not always good or "right", and those who don't like how things work are not necessarily unproductive.
Anonymous and all groups like it, are simply standing up for what they believe to be right.
Just like you.

On topic OP.

I hope you can get out of it, from everything I have heard about it, its just a massive time waste and at time for some can be costly in lost wages.
There is no reason to force a person with a job and family to sit on a jury, and I am sure some people out there would love to take your place.
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 11:57 am

Woah, I feel lucky to live somewhere where I have the freedom to do as I like (within reasonable bounds) at all times. Being forced to some sort of a summons at random times sounds pretty bad but if that's the law where you are then I suppose you must do as you are told. Unless you try to get around it with tricks such as those other posters have suggested.

But all things considered you could look at this as a chance to have something hold you back from playing until most of the bugs have been reported and sorted out allowing you to have a smoother first run of the game :D
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Post » Wed Oct 12, 2011 9:54 pm

In ancient greece, old people were paid a daily wage to sit on the jury. Of course the tyrant (not necessarily a bad ruler btw) would give them more/less money depending on how they voted!
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Kelsey Hall
 
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Post » Wed Oct 12, 2011 11:15 pm

This has been driven way off topic.

Please stop insulting people. This is a video game forum. This is not a politics forum. If you want to air your grievances about people who shirk their civic duty, do it somewhere else.
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Imy Davies
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 7:47 am

This has been driven way off topic.

Please stop insulting people. This is a video game forum. This is not a politics forum. If you want to air your grievances about people who shirk their civic duty, do it somewhere else.

^ This.
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Budgie
 
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 8:14 am

Throw out a couple racial slurs.

This works as well as the comments I made earlier.

Another thing to do is not vote, and don't register to vote. Registered voters is where they find jurors.
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Post » Thu Oct 13, 2011 11:37 am

This has been driven way off topic.

Please stop insulting people. This is a video game forum. This is not a politics forum. If you want to air your grievances about people who shirk their civic duty, do it somewhere else.


But it's just about to get to the good bit where all hell breaks loose :brokencomputer:
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