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eah, that'd be a big old oops wouldn't it. I never have to go inbut if my excusal wasn't granted and I did have to go in I would just go and then make sure to answer the questions contary to what they wanted to get sent home. Though the though did make me chuckle.quote:
ORIGINAL: soul2share Most states have some sort of public mental health law on the books.....here they call it the Baker Act.....if court personnel thought you might be somewhat disturbed, or acting strangely, as in letting the toy talk for you, you just might find yourself explaining your way out of being involutarily committed for observation. Just sayin'....... It's a strange way to avoid jury duty.......me, I'd just tell 'em I believe in the death penalty for EVERYTHING! And considering that I"ve been in so many places, I can't believe that my number hasn't come up at least once! It used to be my job was pretty much an instant out, but now, even law enforcement folks, sworn and civilian, can't use it as an excuse. However, most defense laywers don't want us. Most folks I've known that have been selected just see it as a vacation from work......
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