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Circuit Court Clerk Asks Citizens to Look for Juror Questionnaires
Posted by: Loudoun County News ()
Date: August 11, 2011 01:01PM

Circuit Court Clerk Asks Citizens to Look for Juror Questionnaires
http://www.loudoun.gov/Default.aspx?tabid=3862

Gary M. Clemens, Clerk of the Circuit Court, has a unique summons for approximately 40,000 citizens in Loudoun County. Clemens asks residents to check their mailboxes as the Supreme Court of Virginia is mailing juror questionnaires to about 40,000 citizens chosen at random. Each year, the Supreme Court of Virginia mails out questionnaires for the Circuit Courts in Virginia, marking the beginning of the jury trial process.

While recipients of the juror questionnaire have two options for completing it, Clemens requests citizens complete the questionnaire online by going to the county website at www.loudoun.gov/jury and use the link “Loudoun County Juror Questionnaire” to access the online system. The website provides a secure connection to ensure the privacy of the information being submitted.

“The online completion of the questionnaire saves the county time and money because it is more efficient to use technology to capture critical information,” said Clemens. Using the website is faster than completing the paperwork by hand and it saves citizens postage costs to return the questionnaire. Anyone who experiences difficulty using the website can contact the jury management office at 703-777-0677 for assistance.

Citizens who receive the questionnaire are expected to complete the document within two weeks. Once the questionnaires are processed, the jury management department creates a list of prospective jurors based upon the responses in the questionnaires. In the fall, jury commissioners will be impaneled to certify those individuals who are qualified to serve as jurors.

The jury management office will use the certified list of qualified jurors to issue jury summonses for the 2012 term of jury trials. Citizens who receive a summons in 2012 will be required to report for jury duty on the prescribed day of jury service unless they have been released from service.

“The Clerk’s Office and the Circuit Court appreciate the cooperation of the citizens who receive questionnaires by promptly completing them,” said Clemens. “The timely participation of those who receive the questionnaires is beneficial to the efficiency of the jury management office and it helps the court system provide the constitutional guarantee of a jury trial to criminal and civil litigants.”

More information about jury duty and the juror questionnaires is online at www.loudoun.gov/jury. To find out more about the services offered by the Clerk of the Circuit Court, please visit www.loudoun.gov/clerk.

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Contact: Gary M. Clemens, Clerk of the Circuit Court, 703-777-0270

Loudoun County Government
P.O. Box 7000 • Leesburg VA 20177
703-777-0100

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Re: Circuit Court Clerk Asks Citizens to Look for Juror Questionnaires
Posted by: Registered voters ()
Date: September 08, 2011 10:31AM

I NEVER GOT MINE!

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Re: Circuit Court Clerk Asks Citizens to Look for Juror Questionnaires
Posted by: An Van ()
Date: September 19, 2013 09:57AM

Loudoun County News Wrote:
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> Circuit Court Clerk Asks Citizens to Look for
> Juror Questionnaires
> http://www.loudoun.gov/Default.aspx?tabid=3862
>
> Gary M. Clemens, Clerk of the Circuit Court, has a
> unique summons for approximately 40,000 citizens
> in Loudoun County. Clemens asks residents to
> check their mailboxes as the Supreme Court of
> Virginia is mailing juror questionnaires to about
> 40,000 citizens chosen at random. Each year, the
> Supreme Court of Virginia mails out questionnaires
> for the Circuit Courts in Virginia, marking the
> beginning of the jury trial process.
>
> While recipients of the juror questionnaire have
> two options for completing it, Clemens requests
> citizens complete the questionnaire online by
> going to the county website at
> www.loudoun.gov/jury and use the link “Loudoun
> County Juror Questionnaire” to access the online
> system. The website provides a secure connection
> to ensure the privacy of the information being
> submitted.
>
> “The online completion of the questionnaire
> saves the county time and money because it is more
> efficient to use technology to capture critical
> information,” said Clemens. Using the website
> is faster than completing the paperwork by hand
> and it saves citizens postage costs to return the
> questionnaire. Anyone who experiences difficulty
> using the website can contact the jury management
> office at 703-777-0677 for assistance.
>
> Citizens who receive the questionnaire are
> expected to complete the document within two
> weeks. Once the questionnaires are processed, the
> jury management department creates a list of
> prospective jurors based upon the responses in the
> questionnaires. In the fall, jury commissioners
> will be impaneled to certify those individuals who
> are qualified to serve as jurors.
>
> The jury management office will use the certified
> list of qualified jurors to issue jury summonses
> for the 2012 term of jury trials. Citizens who
> receive a summons in 2012 will be required to
> report for jury duty on the prescribed day of jury
> service unless they have been released from
> service.
>
> “The Clerk’s Office and the Circuit Court
> appreciate the cooperation of the citizens who
> receive questionnaires by promptly completing
> them,” said Clemens. “The timely participation
> of those who receive the questionnaires is
> beneficial to the efficiency of the jury
> management office and it helps the court system
> provide the constitutional guarantee of a jury
> trial to criminal and civil litigants.”
>
> More information about jury duty and the juror
> questionnaires is online at www.loudoun.gov/jury.
> To find out more about the services offered by the
> Clerk of the Circuit Court, please visit
> www.loudoun.gov/clerk.
>
> # # #
>
> Contact: Gary M. Clemens, Clerk of the Circuit
> Court, 703-777-0270
>
> Loudoun County Government
> P.O. Box 7000 • Leesburg VA 20177
> 703-777-0100

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Re: Circuit Court Clerk Asks Citizens to Look for Juror Questionnaires
Posted by: HGHHW ()
Date: April 09, 2019 02:11AM

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