What is the difference between a peremptory challenge and a challenge for cause?

Jurors can now present their jury summons at the Museum of South Texas History (MOST) for a discounted admission fee. Review your Jury summons for the date, time of service, and important telephone numbers. You should plan to be available for all-day service. If you have received a jury summons, you may access your juror record for reporting instructions using one of the following methods. When you receive your jury summons, you must click the "eResponse System" button below to check the status of your jury service. Reporting Instructions ... As a prospective juror, you are required to report at 7:45 am. If your summons indicates that you are a CALL-IN JUROR, you MUST call ... This online tool is to register for your jury service, ask for excuse/disqualification, postponements, and proof of service. If you are a Grand Juror, please follow the instructions on your letter and summons. More information is located on the About Grand Jury Service page. Jurors ... All King County residents are obligated by state law to serve as a juror unless they: Are not a United States citizen; Are under 18 years of age; or Are unable ... This booklet explains the differences in civil and criminal trials, and provides insight into both the sequence of a trial and the role of a juror. As you ... Beginning January 1, 2020, individuals with criminal records that meet certain criteria are eligible to serve as a juror.