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A woman from Ohio tells a Cleveland TV station that she has been summoned for jury nine times in the past 12 years.
“Usually what I do is snap a picture (of the summons) and send it to my friend, like, again!” she says. From that TV station story:
Administrative judge for the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court John Russo says that people are supposed to get called about every two years. According to him, jury selection is random, with 300 names picked electronically per week based on voter registration. But Russo says there could be a glitch with addresses that would put your name back in the pot too soon.
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