Reporting for Jury Duty
An Article From The Fly Fishing in America Collection
Have you ever been called for jury duty? Were you actually chosen to sit on a panel and hear a case? The narrator of this story talks about the first time he was called for jury duty. He describes what it was like to report to the courthouse and how he felt about deciding someone’s guilt or innocence. As you read, you’ll find that a lot of being called for jury duty involves sitting and waiting. That’s why a summons to jury duty often says to wear comfortable clothes and bring something to read or do.
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