Re: Jury duty revisited.

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Shows you how highly valued good citizenship is these days. You probably
lost 900 bucks in biz sitting there.

They really should just enlist from Sun City...those folks have nothing to
do all day but race golf carts and play bingo.


"Bob La Londe" <usenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Well, I showed up when I was supposed to.  we got to sit in t he hallway
> for
> two hours waiting for nothing.  finally they let us in the court room to
> tell us the case we were supposed to hear was settled by plea agreement.
> Ok.  Fine.  Then the judge proceed to spend the next 20 minutes telling us
> how our tax dollars were being wisely used blah blah blah...  to build him
> a
> new court facility so that in the future there would be a better facility
> for jurors to wait in, and then he spent several more minutes doing a
> commercial for an open house or some such garbage for the new facility and
> inviting us to come visit it today.  As you can tell I am not there.  Good
> grief judge.  If you don't need us let us go home, don't waste our time
> and
> money campaigning us to tell us how wisely you are using our money.
>
> Now for the best part.  today I received a check from the county clerk's
> office.  Along with that came a note.  It says,
>
> Dear Juror:
>    On behalf of the Superior Court, and the Clerk of the Superior Court,
> may we express our appreciation for your conscientious jury service
> exemplifying the highest caliber of good citizenship and your valuable
> contribution to the administration of justice.
>
> Then I looked at the check.  $2.25  That's right.  I didn't misplace a
> decimal place.  LOL.  If I tired to do that to people I'ld have to answer
> to
> the state department of labor.  That less than  $1.12 per hour.
>
> ROFLMAO
>
> --
> Bob La Londe
> www.YumaBassMan.com
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