I do a little better than that during jury trials.I understand it's a necessity to have jurors.
But if you are not at least matching my hourly pay, then I have nothing to give you.
Time is so valuable. You aren't getting a **** from me unless it's $40/hr
I've served several times and this is my biggest bitch.I understand it's a necessity to have jurors.
But if you are not at least matching my hourly pay, then I have nothing to give you.
Time is so valuable. You aren't getting a **** from me unless it's $40/hr
I do a little better than that during jury trials.
My observation is that in many places, the prosecutors that have "it" move into private practice, the federal system or other government service within 5 years. There are, of course, exceptions.One thing I noticed during the jury selection process, this time and my prior service: the best and brightest barristers are not becoming county prosecutors.
I'm sure you are worth every penny you're paid Hough. Not necessarily the case with prosecutors.
Just my observation, YMMV.
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SameMy employer pays my Salary if I have to do Jury Duty -
but I have to give the company anything the Court pays me
Can you tell us more about said gun bill? I must admit to being ignorant on local actions underway.
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What's next week's shirt?I did make one small mistake.
I wore my t-shirt from ranger up.
A skull and crossbones on the front.
And the line "Sometimes a man must spit on his hands and spill some blood."
Not exactly what I was going for.
Maybe I need someone to check my clothes before I go.
Maybe I need to put more thought into it.What's next week's shirt?