OT/Question regarding bailing on jury duty?

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OT/Question regarding bailing on jury duty?

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08-30-2012, 06:42 AM

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Silly

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Originally Posted by Griffins

I've got jury duty the week after next, and was researching it. The site says that in LA County at least you have to prove you didn't get the summons, it is presumed that you did if it was mailed to where you normally get your mail.
I suspect other areas follow the same rules.

That's pretty silly....even for California. How could you ever prove you didn't receive something? Especially if you didn't know it was coming in the first place.

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