Just got a FFX County jury questionnaire in the mail. It says I need to confirm my information on the site within 10 days. What if I don't?

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/19/2013 10:51PM by chuckhoffmann.

You can be arrested and held in contempt of court.

Civic Doodie Wrote:
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> Just got a FFX County jury questionnaire in the
> mail. It says I need to confirm my information on
> the site within 10 days. What if I don't?

You'll get a summons to go complete it in person. Don't be a pussy. Just do it.

I got the questionnaire last too.

It only takes a few minutes to fill it out online. After that, you will most likely never hear from them again.

You can be fined.

they probably don't even have a trial for you to attend. they're probably just hoping you don't respond so they can fine you.

don't give them any personal info dummy. could be a scam

the government has your info. they can't ask for info by mail where you send it back. or by internet form.

personal info in court docs is SEALED. and it goes to the court clerk directly or by official court couriers. not done by questionaire!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/08/2013 07:01PM by svennestle.

i know of 1 guy who told me indictments by grand jury is a panel of government workers (he was one) and they are paid and that the process to be on a grand jury isn't as open as law demands



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/08/2013 06:59PM by svennestle.

chuckhoffmann Wrote:
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> I haven't voted
> since the early 90's, and I'm not likely to start
> anytime soon,




If you don't vote, you have no right to complain about the government.

The levels of simple dumbness exhibited by many posters on this site are simply staggering...

Questions About the Juror Questionnaire:

http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/courts/circuit/jury/qa.htm#q2

"If you don't vote, you have no right to complain about the government."

WRONG. votes not submitted are assumed by the representatives which are to be taken in good faith to be the need and will of the citizens prevailing for their area, where there are missing votes

both representation and taxation must be direct, ie, not misdirected by some for a group for profit

read more

"The levels of simple dumbness exhibited by many posters on this site are simply staggering..."

(CITATION was a web page some fx co employee scott lawed on website)

if you let fairfax county educate you at law: your stupidity is staggering

they have their own fau legal books that conflict with VA law. they are posers. it's just scott's law: monkey see monkey do with them.

WHO WROTE THAT ? IS IT LAW ? IN WHAT LAWBOOK IS IT FOUND ?

etc etc. you go right ahead and beleive the crap they are shoveling you. see where it gets you: under their thumb



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/08/2013 07:24PM by svennestle.

the dress code for jurors is you have to show up in an all day sucker suit

says so in the constitution

if the judge instructs you, he's supposed to

if the prosecution "instructs you" with legal material saying you may be sued if you do not vote a particular way, material that limits how you choose, material you think the judge did not review and ok, or if you got nothing from the judge

tell me.

it's highly illegal however recently some prosecutors have been doing it

i'd love to catch on in the act in the area

Ad quaestionem facti non respondent judices; ad quaestionem legis non respondent juratores - The judges do not answer to a question of fact; the jury do not answer to a question of Law.

svennestle Wrote:
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> i know of 1 guy who told me indictments by grand
> jury is a panel of government workers (he was one)
> and they are paid and that the process to be on a
> grand jury isn't as open as law demands


You are very gullible and stupid. You need to start listening to people who are smarter than you. You should also try to understand what a grand jury is before you post about it.

svennestle....you are not just some simple nut case, you are a very special nut case, not to mention A FUCKING IDIOT.

a good judge uses the jury to determine if a preponderance of circumstancial evidence is sufficient as fact. as opposed to red handed evidence which no one disputes.

use of jury to choose what law applies is idiocy, since obviously a jury is not a legal body, it would be unfair to the defendant

especially unfair to the rights of the defendant , which the judge owes to protect foremost

supposedly a judge does that

however today we see many judges suck down allot of pay and say nothing at trial and let the jury do everything. hmmm. is that not a dangerous idiot?

next question:

why? why did Rome and many lawbooks since write that down as law and how the courts should work?

answer a question instead of emitting grade-school insults. try it.

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> This is perfectly fine with me. I haven't voted
> since the early 90's, and I'm not likely to start
> anytime soon, so if being off the voter rolls is
> the price I have to pay for not having jury duty,
> I'm okay with that.


You are a sad sack

Don't forget the stamp on the return envelope!!

LOL! Wrote:
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> The levels of simple dumbness exhibited by many
> posters on this site are simply staggering...
>
> Questions About the Juror Questionnaire:
>
> http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/courts/circuit/jury/q
> a.htm#q2

Thanks for the link... Except that the FAQs don't answer the OPs question. Dumbass.

I have the questionnaire in front of me. It says "Failure to return a completed questionnaire online or by mail may result in your being summoned to complete the form in the Circuit Court Clerk's office."

chuckhoffmann Wrote:

> This is perfectly fine with me. I haven't voted
> since the early 90's, and I'm not likely to start
> anytime soon, so if being off the voter rolls is
> the price I have to pay for not having jury duty,
> I'm okay with that.

So presumably you never complain about anything happening in the County/State/Country, right?

I have the questionnaire in front of me. It says "Failure to return a completed questionnaire online or by mail may result in your being summoned to complete the form in the Circuit Court Clerk's office."

assume they mean EXACTLY that

however. suspect legal mail as possible fraud. don't include any personal information. if you do insure you deliver it to the clerk of court only.

and if ANYONE gives you false legal mail: it's probably a lawyer. too many cases of that found and deliberated. that's one big reason they use legal couriers.

if you have the idea anything marked "fairfax county" can't be a scam or that a lawyer won't scam you

read some legal news

Don't be a pussy Wrote:
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> Thanks for the link... Except that the FAQs don't
> answer the OPs question. Dumbass.

Learn to read, dipshit...

2.Do I have to respond to the summons to Jury Duty?

Yes. The summons to Jury Duty is an official court summons. If you do
not respond, you could be found in contempt of court!









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> I have the questionnaire in front of me. It says
> "Failure to return a completed questionnaire
> online or by mail may result in your being
> summoned to complete the form in the Circuit Court
> Clerk's office."

Too bad that question refers to summons for jury duty; it's NOT referring to responding to the jury questionnaire. They're two completely separate things. Fuckface.

LOL! Wrote:
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> Don't be a pussy Wrote:
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> > Thanks for the link... Except that the FAQs
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> > answer the OPs question. Dumbass.
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> Learn to read, dipshit...
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> 2.Do I have to respond to the summons to Jury
> Duty?
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> Yes. The summons to Jury Duty is an official
> court summons. If you do
> not respond, you could be found in contempt of
> court!
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> > I have the questionnaire in front of me. It
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> > "Failure to return a completed questionnaire
> > online or by mail may result in your being
> > summoned to complete the form in the Circuit
> Court
> > Clerk's office."