Askinglaw, A Legal Question and Answer Site Welcome to Askinglaw.com. Askinglaw is a law question and answer site. Post your legal related questions and wait for answers or comments from the Askinglaw community. Askinglaw also has an online lawyer...
Askinglaw's Online Lawyer Directory Has Been Updated Hello Askinglaw Visitors, The online lawyer directory on Askinglaw has been redesigned. You can see the updated directory by state at: www.askinglaw.com/lawyer-directory. The revamped attorney directory...
Updated Lawyer Directory and Article Submission Askinglaw is pleased to announce that our sister site, Targetlaw has just been re-released as an Attorney Directory and Legal Article Submission Site. If you are looking for a lawyer, law firm, or attorney,...
Damage to my car, California A large tree branch fell on top of my car and damaged the roof (bent roof). Police was present and there is a police report describing the incident and my car's damage was noted in the report; according...
MIP, Oregon My Question Involves State Law In: Oregon I was at a party with a few friends (under 10) and we were all hanging out watching tv and drinking a few beers. One of our friends left without us knowing...
if you have been convicted of a felony does this mean you can never serve on any type of jury? if you are eligible does it vary from state to state? i.e. convicted in California but possible jury duty in Alaska?
Lawyer Directory
In the state I live in if you have been convicted of a felony you can not serve as a juror. I’m almost certain its the same for all 50 states regardless of the state you received the felony in. This means if you received a felony in California you can’t serve on a jury in Alaska.
In Flordia convicted felons are not qualified to serve as jurors pursuant to Florida Stat. 40.013.