A juror is a person who has been selected for jury duty. A jury is a group of individuals randomly selected from the community, sworn in by the court, and asked to deliver a decision in a court proceeding.
Jurors are an important part of the legal system.
Individuals called for jury duty are randomly selected using lists provided by the Secretary of State or voter registrations. If you have been selected, read the juror summons or notice carefully. It will explain where and when you must appear. You must respond to the jury summons. A person who testifies at a court hearing is a witness.