Jury Duty General Information
Length of Service
Most jury trials last between three to seven days, but some may go longer. The Superior Court uses the "One Day or One Trial" program under California Rules of Court, rule 2.1002, which is intended to make jury service more convenient by shortening the time that a person is required to serve to one day or one trial. Under the "One Day or One Trial" program and the Summons for Jury Service you received, you are only required to appear for jury service for one day unless you are assigned to a trial. If you are assigned to a trial and sworn in as a juror, you will continue your service until the trial is completed. For more information, please refer to the Judicial Council of California's One Day or One Trial Fact Sheet.
Dress Code
Business casual dress is recommended.
Security
All jurors entering the courthouse are required to go through a weapons screening process conducted by the Sheriff's Department. Please do not bring into the courthouse any objects that could be used as a weapon; including but not limited to
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Also prohibited are:
If you have items that are not allowed, you may be asked to leave the courthouse and return without them. |