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The Judge must balance the requirement in the federal Constitution that guarantees people a public and speedy trial on the one side, against jurors’ real concerns about privacy on the other side.  If you have concerns about privacy, please let the Judge know.  If a newspaper or television reporter, or a lawyer or a friend of one of the people involved in the case approaches you during the trial, let the Judge know immediately.  Such contact is inappropriate during a trial.  After the trial is over, the media and the parties in the case can contact you, but you do not have to talk to them.  Call the Judge in your case if you feel harassed.

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Once the verdict is read in Court by the clerk, the jury may be polled.  Some jurors find it helpful to give the Judge and attorneys feedback about the trial.  Some jurors also ask fellow jurors for their phone numbers in order to discuss aspects of the case with other people who shared the same experience.  If you do not want to be contacted after the trial, let the Judge know.  After long or stressful trials, some jurors may feel disoriented.  Some jurors may need to talk to a professional about feelings that the trial may have brought up.  The National Center for State Courts (NCSC) publishes a manual “Through the Eyes of the Juror:  A Manual for Addressing Juror Stress.”  This manual is available online at http://www.ncsc-jurystudies.org.

How can I get out of jury service?

Jury service is a civic duty of every eligible adult in California.  (Code of Civil Procedure § 191.)  This service to your community is the most direct hands-on involvement in government most Californians will experience.  If you honestly cannot serve, the law provides several undue hardship categories that can allow for an excuse for a summoned juror.  Write the reason for your excuse on the summons and return it to the Jury Clerk.  You may have to appear in Court on the date on your summons in order to explain to the Judge the reason for your excuse.
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New law cancels old civil assessments
A new law offers relief for Californians who owe civil assessments in a prior traffic case. Courts can no longer collect civil assessments from before July 1, 2022. Find out how this might impact what you owe.

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Civil assessments issued after July 1, 2022 are not canceled and the court may collect them. These assessments may be up to $100.00.
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You can ask to change your name during multiple parts of the U.S. citizenship process. Then, during the Naturalization Oath Ceremony, a federal judge can legally change your name.

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