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WHAT WE DO...

The Jury Administration function is responsible for ensuring that each court, within Ingham County, has the proper number of qualified prospective jurors, as required by the individual courts. In addition to, or as a by-product of determining and securing qualified jurors, detailed records and correspondence are maintained within the office.

Public Office Hours:
Monday through Friday, 7:30AM-5:00PM

Jury Administration/Selection

The Jury Board oversees jury selection activities and Jury Administration assists them. The staff mails and screens juror personal history questionnaires in accordance with the law and coordinates the draw and mailing of summons for all Ingham County courts. Jury Administration staff also acts as liaison with the public.

You Can Make a Difference
Without you, the jury system can not work. We know that jury service means rearranging schedules, canceling appointments, and oftentimes missing work. But if you were on trial, wouldn't you want someone like you to make the sacrifices necessary to be a part of your jury? Your public service as a juror protects our right to have a trial by an impartial jury.

  Jury Duty Video (Best viewed with Windows Media Player)

General Questions about Jury Service.

How did we get your name?
We obtain names from the Secretary of State from their driver license and state ID lists. If the information you provide to these two sources is not identical you may receive two questionnaires.

What is the Difference between a Questionnaire and a Summons?
A Jury Questionnaire begins the screening process for prospective jurors. After reviewing your questionnaire, you may be selected for jury service during the court year. A questionnaire does not mean you have to report for jury service, it is the first step in determining who is eligible to service as a juror.

You are only required to report to Court if you receive a Summons for jury service. If you are unable to serve once you receive a summons, you may contact the appropriate court clerk as instructed by the summons.

For answers to specific questions about questionnaires or summons, click on the web page link on the left side of this page.

Telephone:
 Main Office: (517) 676-7372
 Email: Juryboard@ingham.org
 
Contact Us:
 
 Jury Administration
 Phone: (517) 676-7370
 Fax: (517) 676-7396
 

Map to our Location

WHAT'S NEW

 
Residents of the City of Lansing who reside in Eaton County are eligible for Jury Service in the 54A District Court in Lansing. 

Residents of the City of East Lansing who reside in Clinton County are eligible for Jury Service in the 54B District Court in East Lansing.

 


Warning

Jury administration staff of the Circuit and District Courts do not ask past or prospective jurors for information regarding credit card, bank account information and Social Security numbers.

Please do not provide this type of information to anyone claiming to be associated with Jury Administration. Please contact our office if you receive this type of request.

Updated on 07/31/2006           



 
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