was just honest. A guy was busted for going the wrong way on a road in heavy rain saying the road was not clearly marked. As a private pilot, I immediately stated that a person is 100% responsible for operating their vehicle in a safe manner. If you're in a car and you can't see where you're going, then you best be pulling over and stopping. Why are you moving?! The idiot was representing himself so I blasted him with the question. Needless to say I wasn't picked. At that point as far as I was concerned he admitted his guilt in operating a vehicle in unsafe conditions so I wasn't going to rubber-stamp his idiotic behavior. HAD I been picked to be on the jury I would have explained my bias a little more clearly to the judge and then offered to slap the doofus myself. I, too, found this article from LifeHacker. And as someone scheduled for Jury Duty for the 4th time in as many years, I thought this was a great list. And don't get me wrong, I would gladly do Jury Duty if I could afford it. But unfortunatly, I am moving across the country about a week after I have Jury Duty. You better believe I will mention that my father-in-law is a Chief of Police in my state. I can't afford to miss out on income AND have a plane ticket become the equivalent of toilet paper. Great advice. For all those people