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TRIAL JURY
Trial Jurors summoned for Superior Court on Monday, September 25, 2023 are to report at 8:00 AM.
Jurors are to report to the Jury Assembly Room on the 2nd floor of the Glynn County Courthouse
located at 701 H Street, Brunswick, GA
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You can find your summons number on your jury questionnaire card
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***As Citizens assisting in your civic duty,
you are an integral part of our Judicial System.
Jury Service-A Vital Function of Democracy: Jury Service is one of the highest duties of citizenship. It provides an opportunity to learn about our justice system and to see your court operate. While jury service may require some adjustment to your normal schedule and routine, we will make every effort to minimize your inconvenience.
ATTIRE:
Please use good judgement and report properly dressed. Shorts, extremely short skirts, and tee shirts are not appropriate attire. We cannot be responsible for personal belongings and suggest you not bring expensive articles with you. Ladies may need a lightweigh sweater in the courtroom.
CELL PHONES, PAGERS, KNIVES AND WEAPONS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE COURTHOUSE
DO NOT BRING CHILDREN
COMPENSATION:
You will receive an expense allowance for each day that you report to the facility unless you are notified that jury service has been cancelled or that you have been deferred or excused.
The night before your scheduled jury service, call 912-554-7289 or visit www.glynncounty.org/juryservice
POSTPONEMENT/DEFERRAL
Hardship request must be submitted in writing to:
Glynn County Superior Court
Jury Manager
P. O. Box 1355
Brunswick, GA 31521
or email to [email protected]
or fax to (912)267-5625.
Please include contact information including phone and email with your request for deferral or excusal or postponement.
IF YOUR REASON FOR EXCUSAL/DEFERRAL IS:
MEDICAL: You must get a medical excuse from your health care provider who may email glynn[email protected] or fax 912-267-5625 or mail your excuse.
IF YOU ARE AGE 70 OR OLDER: Unless you have an over 70 affidavit on file in the Clerk's Office, you must submit a written hardship request for excusal to be considered.
VACATION/WORK PLANS: Written documentation of the date you booked your vacation and a copy of your reservation or verification of travel.
FULL TIME STUDENT: You must submit a copy of your student ID and your class schedule that includes the court date. After we receive your information, you must complete a student affidavit. Provide your email address so we may email the affidavit to you.
NO LONGER A RESIDENT OF GLYNN COUNTY: Submit proof of your new address such as a copy of Driver's License, voter card or lease.
CONVICTED FELON: You must notify us in writing the Court where and when you were convicted and if your rights have been restored.
IF YOU HAVE SUBMITTED YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION WITH YOUR REQUEST TO BE DEFERRED OR EXCUSED, WE WILL RESPONDTO YOU. If we do no have your contact information, you will need to report.
Return completed questionnaire in enclosed envelope or email to [email protected] or fax to (912)267-5625
If you have any questions not answered on the 2nd page of your summons,
please call 912-554-7286 or 912-554-7272 Ext 4
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JURY SERVICE SCAM ALERT:
In various parts of the United States, citizens are being targeted by phone calls and emails threatening them with prosecution for failing to comply with jury service in federal or state courts. In the calls and emails, recipients are pressured to provide confidential data, potentially leading to identify theft and fraud. These calls and emails, which threaten recipients with fines and jail time if they do not comply, are fraudulent and are not connected with the courts. Courts do not require anyone to provide any sensitive information in a telephone call or email. Most contact between a court and a prospective juror will be through the U.S. mail, and any phone contact by real court officials will not include requests for Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, or any other sensitive information.
Jury duty is a vital civic responsibility and should be taken seriously by all citizens. However, it is a crime for anyone to falsely represent himself or herself as a court official. The judiciary takes seriously such an offense.
Persons receiving such a telephone call or email should not provide the requested information and should notify the Clerk of Court office in your area.
You may contact our office or Colonel Carl Futch at the Glynn County Sheriff's Office at 912-554-7625