Jury Summons Clause Samples
A Jury Summons clause outlines the legal requirement for an individual to appear for jury duty when called upon by a court. This clause typically specifies the process for notification, the obligations of the recipient, and any consequences for failing to comply, such as fines or legal penalties. Its core practical function is to ensure that citizens fulfill their civic duty to participate in the judicial process, thereby supporting the fair and effective administration of justice.
Jury Summons. Employees receiving a "Jury Summons" shall notify their supervisors within one (1) working day, by presenting a copy of this document. Since the receipt of this notice indicates that no exemption or personal excuse has been granted, the employee will report to jury service as directed by the court. If the employee is unable to notify his/her supervisor of his/her jury summons, he/she should report to the Court as instructed and notify his/her supervisor at the earliest possible time. (AP II-20)
Jury Summons. In case of jury summons, the employee must report to the court on the appointed day, as there is no statutory exemption from jury service. Any permanent or probationary employee who is summoned as a member of a jury panel shall be granted temporary duty with pay, and any jury fees shall be retained by the employee. An employee subpoenaed in line of duty to represent the Board as a witness or defendant shall be given temporary duty with pay and any witness fees shall be retained by the employee. In no case shall temporary duty with pay be granted for court attendance when an employee is engaged in personal litigation; however, employees who have accrued annual leave (vacation) may be granted annual leave in such cases, with approval of the responsible supervisor.
Jury Summons. Employees receiving a "Jury Summons" shall notify the Fire Chief within one (1) working day, by presenting a copy of this document. Since the receipt of this notice indicates that no exemption or personal excuse has been granted, the employee will report to jury service as directed by the Court. If the employee is unable to notify the Fire Chief of his jury summons, he/she should report to the Court as instructed and notify the Fire Chief at the earliest possible time.
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Jury Summons. Employees receiving a "Jury Summons" shall notify the Fire Chief within one