Re: Help/ Juror Qualification Questionnaire

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Ann Marie,

I thought I had saved the document I had attached, but of course I can't

find it. I told them that cramping and spasms made it impossible to sit

for long periods of time without getting up and moving around. I also

told them that because of bladder weakness, I may need to visit the

facilities more often than the regular brakes given to a jury. I wrote

it up and sent it to my neuro and he signed it and sent it back to me

right away so that I could attach it to the questionnaire. Either that,

or the questionnaire said something about if you put down reasons on the

questionnaire, then you needed doctors confirmation within a certain

number of days. My had my doc indicate the I will get worse in the

future, not better and I haven't been called since. I hope this helps a

little bit.

Ann-Marie wrote:

>Hi,

>

>I just received a Juror Qualification Questionnarie. I have always wanted to

serve on a Jury and feel it is my duty as a US citizen.

>I wish I was called for jury duty years and years ago when I might have been

able to fulfil my duty, but now there is no way I can do this. And I am upset

because of it.

>

>I am wondering if anyone has gotten a Juror Questionnaire and what they wrote

in the health section as to Why they can't perform their duties as a Juror?

>

>They want you to explain your physical or mental disability. I know if I just

write Mitochondrial disease, that in its self won't be enough to excuse me, and

I know if I write that I sleep for 18 to 20 hours a day they will think I am

just a LAZY person.

>

>So if anyone has any idea how to explain to the courts that Mitochondrial

disease is a physical disability in short-form please respond. Any and all ideas

are welcome.

>

>Thanks

>Hugs,

>Ann-Marie

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Forms may vary from state to state, but my doctor always helps me out when I

get called for jury duty. I give them his phone number and he verifies that

I cannot serve. For a while I seemed to get a notice for jury duty once a

year, and I inquired if there was any way they could permanently take me off

the jury duty list. They said no, my name will remain on the list but I will

not have to serve. They've always been helpful and never given me a hassle.

Barbara

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From: Ann-Marie

Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 5:17 PM

To:

Subject: Help/ Juror Qualification Questionnaire

Hi,

I just received a Juror Qualification Questionnarie. I have always wanted to

serve on a Jury and feel it is my duty as a US citizen.

I wish I was called for jury duty years and years ago when I might have been

able to fulfil my duty, but now there is no way I can do this. And I am

upset because of it.

I am wondering if anyone has gotten a Juror Questionnaire and what they

wrote in the health section as to Why they can't perform their duties as a

Juror?

They want you to explain your physical or mental disability. I know if I

just write Mitochondrial disease, that in its self won't be enough to excuse

me, and I know if I write that I sleep for 18 to 20 hours a day they will

think I am just a LAZY person.

So if anyone has any idea how to explain to the courts that Mitochondrial

disease is a physical disability in short-form please respond. Any and all

ideas are welcome.

Thanks

Hugs,

Ann-Marie

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[Guest guest]

I finally got called for jury duty many years ago, something that I had also

wanted to do when younger. When I asked my doctor if he thought it would be

ok he said no it woulnd't. He had me taken off the list permanently. I

received a notice from the state saying that I was off the list and would

never be called. I never had to do anything. The doctor just did it.

Help/ Juror Qualification Questionnaire

>

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I just received a Juror Qualification Questionnarie. I have always wanted

to

> serve on a Jury and feel it is my duty as a US citizen.

> I wish I was called for jury duty years and years ago when I might have

been

> able to fulfil my duty, but now there is no way I can do this. And I am

> upset because of it.

>

> I am wondering if anyone has gotten a Juror Questionnaire and what they

> wrote in the health section as to Why they can't perform their duties as a

> Juror?

>

> They want you to explain your physical or mental disability. I know if I

> just write Mitochondrial disease, that in its self won't be enough to

excuse

> me, and I know if I write that I sleep for 18 to 20 hours a day they will

> think I am just a LAZY person.

>

> So if anyone has any idea how to explain to the courts that Mitochondrial

> disease is a physical disability in short-form please respond. Any and all

> ideas are welcome.

>

> Thanks

> Hugs,

> Ann-Marie

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[Guest guest]

I think state laws must vary. They told me that legally they could not

remove me from the list even though I would never be able to serve. Glad

your state allows for this. It makes sense.

B

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From: Young

Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 6:01 PM

To:

Subject: Re: Help/ Juror Qualification Questionnaire

I finally got called for jury duty many years ago, something that I had also

wanted to do when younger. When I asked my doctor if he thought it would be

ok he said no it woulnd't. He had me taken off the list permanently. I

received a notice from the state saying that I was off the list and would

never be called. I never had to do anything. The doctor just did it.

Help/ Juror Qualification Questionnaire

>

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I just received a Juror Qualification Questionnarie. I have always wanted

to

> serve on a Jury and feel it is my duty as a US citizen.

> I wish I was called for jury duty years and years ago when I might have

been

> able to fulfil my duty, but now there is no way I can do this. And I am

> upset because of it.

>

> I am wondering if anyone has gotten a Juror Questionnaire and what they

> wrote in the health section as to Why they can't perform their duties as a

> Juror?

>

> They want you to explain your physical or mental disability. I know if I

> just write Mitochondrial disease, that in its self won't be enough to

excuse

> me, and I know if I write that I sleep for 18 to 20 hours a day they will

> think I am just a LAZY person.

>

> So if anyone has any idea how to explain to the courts that Mitochondrial

> disease is a physical disability in short-form please respond. Any and all

> ideas are welcome.

>

> Thanks

> Hugs,

> Ann-Marie

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[Guest guest]

Hi Barbara,

According to my questionnaire, they will not call the doctor to confirm that I

have a disability and can't serve on a jury. I guess it does differ from state

to state.

I can mail a letter from my doctor along with the questionnaire but they won't

call the doctor.

I have an appointment with my Pain Doctor tomorrow, I wonder if they would

accept his statement that I can't serve on the jury, or if they would rather

have a Neuro, or Mito doc write and sign the letter.

Hugs, Ann-Maire

Help/ Juror Qualification Questionnaire

Hi,

I just received a Juror Qualification Questionnarie. I have always wanted to

serve on a Jury and feel it is my duty as a US citizen.

I wish I was called for jury duty years and years ago when I might have been

able to fulfil my duty, but now there is no way I can do this. And I am

upset because of it.

I am wondering if anyone has gotten a Juror Questionnaire and what they

wrote in the health section as to Why they can't perform their duties as a

Juror?

They want you to explain your physical or mental disability. I know if I

just write Mitochondrial disease, that in its self won't be enough to excuse

me, and I know if I write that I sleep for 18 to 20 hours a day they will

think I am just a LAZY person.

So if anyone has any idea how to explain to the courts that Mitochondrial

disease is a physical disability in short-form please respond. Any and all

ideas are welcome.

Thanks

Hugs,

Ann-Marie

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[Guest guest]

I lucked out on jury duty. I was called after being a registered voter for

more years than many of you have been alive. I called after getting my

letter and asked if the court-room was accessible. They said that they could

get me in through another court-room and the judges chambers. Then I asked

about the waiting room for the jurors - the door was too narrow. I guess

this means, hope for an old court-house.

laurie

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> Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 17:42:08 -0600

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> Subject: RE: Help/ Juror Qualification Questionnaire

>

> Forms may vary from state to state, but my doctor always helps me out when I

> get called for jury duty. I give them his phone number and he verifies that

> I cannot serve. For a while I seemed to get a notice for jury duty once a

> year, and I inquired if there was any way they could permanently take me off

> the jury duty list. They said no, my name will remain on the list but I will

> not have to serve. They've always been helpful and never given me a hassle.

>

>

>

> Barbara

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

> From: Ann-Marie

> Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 5:17 PM

> To:

> Subject: Help/ Juror Qualification Questionnaire

>

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I just received a Juror Qualification Questionnarie. I have always wanted to

> serve on a Jury and feel it is my duty as a US citizen.

> I wish I was called for jury duty years and years ago when I might have been

> able to fulfil my duty, but now there is no way I can do this. And I am

> upset because of it.

>

> I am wondering if anyone has gotten a Juror Questionnaire and what they

> wrote in the health section as to Why they can't perform their duties as a

> Juror?

>

> They want you to explain your physical or mental disability. I know if I

> just write Mitochondrial disease, that in its self won't be enough to excuse

> me, and I know if I write that I sleep for 18 to 20 hours a day they will

> think I am just a LAZY person.

>

> So if anyone has any idea how to explain to the courts that Mitochondrial

> disease is a physical disability in short-form please respond. Any and all

> ideas are welcome.

>

> Thanks

> Hugs,

> Ann-Marie

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