Jury Services

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Reporting For Service

Please check your status before reporting for jury service. You may check your status through one of the following options:

• Log on to the Juror Web Portal
• Use the automated phone system at:
  951-275-5076 (phone) or
  760-342-6264 (phone)
• SMS Text - Text your badge number to: 951.289.7434

Do Not Report for Jury Service If:

1. You have been diagnosed with or are likely to have COVID-19
2. You are currently scheduled to test for COVID-19 or you are awaiting test results
3. You have been in close contact with a person diagnosed with or likely to have COVID-19 or
4. You are feeling ill and experiencing COVID-19 symptoms as described by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including but not limited to fever or chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle body ache, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, or diarrhea.
   Instead, please contact our office so that your service may be postponed.
   Jury Office:

• 951.275.5076 (phone)
• 760.342.6264 (phone)

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Information for Jurors & Media

Jurors and News Media

When you are a juror, you will play a critical role in ensuring that all parties receive a fair trial. Your decision must be based solely on the information you receive in the courtroom. Remember, if you were a litigant, you would want your decision based only on what the jurors were supposed to see and hear, not something they found on the internet, a social network site, or from the media.

Please remember these rules:

Do not send or receive any electronic communications about the case

This includes texting, emailing, blogging, tweeting, or posting information, not even to friends and family, on social network sites. You should not use any electronic device to hear about, discuss, or even mention, anything about the case while you are a juror.

Do not look for any information about the case

Do not look for, or look up, anything about the case, including searching on the internet or other reference sources. Do not ask anyone about the case or any issue in the case.

Do not listen to news reports about the case

Do not read, watch, or listen to news stories, blogs, or other information about the case while you are a juror.

A violation of these rules may cause a mistrial, deprive the litigants of a fair trial, and/or result in a penalty against you including up to 6 months in jail and/or a fine of up to $1,000. Thank you for serving as a juror.