Confirmation notices are mailed 1 business day after you select a deferral date. You are required to report on the deferred date whether or not the notice reaches you by mail. If you cannot remember the new date you chose to serve, log on to eJuror, and select “Current Status” from the menu on the left. You can find your next scheduled date to serve under “Next Report Date”.

Confirmation notices are mailed 1 business day after you select a deferral date. You are required to report on the deferred date whether or not the notice reaches you by mail. If you cannot remember the new date you chose to serve, log on to eJuror, and select “Current Status” from the menu on the left. You can find your next scheduled date to serve under “Next Report Date”.Keywords: eJuror, Juror, Jury Duty

The Superior Court's flexible deferral system allows you to select a date to serve that is up to 90 days away from the original date on your summons. The day of the week that you select must be the same day of the week on which you were originally summoned. For example, if your original summons date falls on a Tuesday, the deferral date you select must also be a Tuesday. Most trials last 3-5 days, so keep this in mind when choosing a date to begin your service. The Court does not enroll new jurors on Fridays or federal holidays. See Deferrals.

Please contact the Juror Office immediately at 202-879-4604 and speak with a jury staff person. The court compiles its master jury list using records obtained from multiple sources. On occasion, these records contain errors that can prevent users from logging on to eJuror successfully. These types of errors can also cause duplicate summons to be issued before a juror’s two-year cycle of eligibility has ended.

Please contact the Juror Office immediately at 202-879-4604 and speak with a jury staff person. The court compiles its master jury list using records obtained from multiple sources. On occasion, these records contain errors that can prevent users from logging on to eJuror successfully. These types of errors can also cause duplicate summons to be issued before a juror’s two-year cycle of eligibility has ended. Keywords: eJuror, Juror, Jury Duty

No. Complete and return the juror questionnaire. Be sure to indicate that you are not a citizen of the United States. Do not report for service. You will be mailed confirmation not to report.

No. If the trial on which you are serving is recessed for an entire day for any reason and you are currently employed, you should report to work on that day. You will not be paid by the Court for days on which the trial is in recess.

If you are a member of the public who has business with the Court or you are a Court employee, you are eligible to use the Child Care Center during the time that you are handling your business with the Court.

Juror payments will be disbursed via Visa debit cards. Activate your card after 5 p.m. on the first day of service at 1-800-341-6700. Payments for each day’s attendance will be loaded onto the debit cards after 5 p.m.

Child Care service is free to eligible members of the public. Court employees contribute a fee which is given to the Victims Assistance Program. The fee is reduced by 50% for 2 or more children for Court employees