their jury pool no matter what. I have now removed my name from the voter registration and I hope that helps get my name off their "watch list." I believe that God's laws are higher than man's laws, and as a Christian I believe that we have a moral duty to exercise jury nullification, because that is the LAST protection we have against governmental tyranny and unjust laws. And probably -- by saying that -- I'll be summarily dismissed during the voir dire process. And yet, I still have to sit around for four eight-hour days in a public court house, waiting for my turn at the voir dire process, so that I can make that simple statement. Rose Mary: I agree with you 100%. It is God's place to judge, not man's. I sat around for 2 days wanting to do the same thing. They never called my group. Why should I have to pay for a crime someone else committed? They should have a voluntary list for people to sign up who want to do jury duty. The criminal justice system does not work right anyway. I watch ID on TV and so many times someone gets out of jail for a crime they committed and then someone else gets killed or raped. If our justice system worked right, these crimes wouldn't happen. AND since you weren't called, the notion of paid compensation for your time is out the window. I'll not have my time wasted again thank