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1. www.isba.org › public › guideA Guide to Jury Service | Illinois State Bar Association

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   The U.S. and Illinois constitutions guarantee that every person charged with criminal or civil wrongdoing, with few exceptions, has the right to a trial by a jury made up of a fair cross section of the community.

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2. osad.illinois.gov › ch-32-juryCH 32 Jury - Illinois

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   JURY §32-1 Right to Jury Trial (NOTE: Under Illinois law (Ill.Const. art. I, §§8 & 13 and 725 ILCS 5/103-6), an accused in a criminal prosecution has the right to a trial by jury. The prosecution does not have the right to a jury trial — the defendant’s right to a jury trial includes the right to waive a jury over the objection of the State.

3. www.10thcircuitcourtil.org › FaqFAQs • How are jurors selected for jury service?

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   Every year the Jury Commission office receives a list of names that have been randomly selected from drivers license, voter s registration, and Illinois ID card. This list is obtained from the AOIC (Administrative Office of Illinois Courts) in Springfield, Illinois.

4. www.juryduty101.com › states › illinoisIllinois - Jury Duty Laws, Jury Selection, Juror Qualification

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   Summoned for jury duty in Illinois? Learn what to expect during jury selection, who qualifies as a juror, what to wear in court, and what happens if you fail to appear for jury duty.

5. www.illinoiscourts.gov › courts › circuit-courtIllinois Pattern Civil Jury Instructions - State of Illinois ...

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   Illinois Pattern Civil Jury Instructions, drafted by the Supreme Court Committee on Jury Instructions in Civil Cases. All instructions are in pdf format.

6. www.illinoiscourts.gov › courts › circuit-courtCircuit Court Jury Information - State of Illinois Office of ...

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   Illinois Circuit Court Remote Jury Guidelines. Find handbooks and both criminal and civil jury instructions and other information for serving on a jury. Resources from the Office of Illinois Courts.

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   What happens if you don't serve on a jury in Illinois?

   • If you are selected to serve on a jury, you will be provided with the trial date, and must return to serve on the jury for the duration of the trial and deliberations. If you were not selected to serve on any jury during the voir dire process, you can go home, and your Illinois jury duty obligations are complete.

   Illinois - Jury Duty Laws, Jury Selection, Juror Qualification

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   How is a jury selected in Illinois?

   • The first stage in jury selection is summoning a pool of potential jurors from the list of local citizens eligible to serve on a jury in Illinois, as described above.

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   Does Illinois pay jury duty?

   • You will receive nominal Illinois jury duty pay for the jury selection day, as well as for any days served on a jury. Once your service is complete, you won't be summoned for jury duty again until Illinois re-adds you to the potential juror pool.

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   Do you have a right to a jury?

   • The U.S. and Illinois constitutions guarantee that every person charged with criminal or civil wrongdoing, with few exceptions, has the right to a trial by a jury made up of a fair cross section of the community.

   A Guide to Jury Service | Illinois State Bar Association

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   When is a pattern jury instruction approved or rejected?

   • An Illinois Pattern Jury Instruction is approved or rejected only after it has been judicially questioned and considered. Notes on Use in the 30 Series (32.02, 32.05, 34.01, 34.02, B11.06 and B11.06.01) - Revised August 2021. Supreme Court Rule 239 (a) prescribes the use of Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions.

   Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions-Civil | Illinois Courts

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   Who can be summoned for jury service in Illinois?

   • To be summoned for jury duty, a citizen must be a registered voter, or have a driver's license, a State ID Card, or an Illinois Person with a Disability Identification Card. Every eligible citizen may be called for jury service once every 12 months. Where do people report for jury service?

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8. www.19thcircuitcourt.state.il.us › 1871 › FrequentlyFrequently Asked Questions | 19th Judicial Circuit Court, IL

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   What are my duties as a juror? How long does jury service usually last if I am selected? Will I be paid for Jury Duty? What if I have an emergency during Jury Duty? How are trial juries selected? Why are there delays in the jury process?