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Closed AccountNov 18, 2010
Or just don't go at all. Since they send it to you in the mail, it's not legally served.
SeattleWeeklyNov 18, 2010
That's how I deal with parking tickets.
lvaneedeNov 19, 2010
You get a fine if you dont go.
Closed AccountNov 19, 2010
Always great when Digg's armchair lawyers get involved and give such GREAT advice!
anniescottNov 18, 2010
I'd imagine that lawmakers are drafting Twitter gags as we speak!
rufiohoNov 18, 2010
Finally, a good use for twitter
proverbs17Nov 19, 2010
Yeah, how long has it been around, and it's taken this long?
anomaly100Nov 20, 2010
I take it you do not have a Twitter account?
consciousmanNov 18, 2010
sound like a good idea
qutepangyNov 19, 2010
hahaha!! Making the most obvious mistake is a great way to ruin/end jury duty.
ScienceTrumpsReligionNov 19, 2010
i just write that i am fully against the war on drugs
works every time
hipmanNov 19, 2010
Ha...nice trick.
Closed AccountNov 19, 2010
sure you do.
Seriously...what do you hope to gain from posting bulls**t on Digg? a few seconds where someone actually cares that you exist?
ScienceTrumpsReligionNov 19, 2010
oh the irony
keep trolling regulatorguy
lvaneedeNov 19, 2010
Why would I want to get out of it? Its very interesting.
It was for me anyway, it was about some guy selling drugs and sending large amounts of money to a motocycle gang in Victoria.
Closed AccountNov 19, 2010
And face a possible contempt of court charge.
dralezeroNov 19, 2010
I wouldn't suggest this advice though. How would you like it whenever you're trying to take action against someone who did a crime against you and someone decided to ruin your fair trial bu tweeting on purpose so they could go home and play video games.
alienkidNov 19, 2010
Isn't that where the judge yells "I find you in contempt!" and have you put in jail?
gnixon70Nov 19, 2010
Jury duty isn't all that bad. I mean parking kinda sux, and you end up paying more for parking then you get for serving (Houston area), but once your going through the motions, it's kind of an interesting and educational experience. at least it's always has been for me.