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IVR phone system and iJuror web options are available for jury service instructions.
Both options can be used interchangeably for your convenience and accessibility.
Jury service begins on Monday of each week,
jurors that receive a summons are required to call or visit this
web site for jury service
instructions after 5:00 pm the Friday before the summons date and every
day thereafter of the service week.
Summoned jurors now have the option to request a deferral from
service through the Interactive Phone System but must
submit the request at least 6 days prior to the summons date.
To request an Excuse, please contact the
Jury Dept. or submit the summons affidavit.
The introduction of new technology
provides time management
solutions for court staff and jurors, a streamlined summons process and accurate
information for improved quality of service to the public.
The El Centro
Courthouse is now a Wireless Internet Hot Spot
available for use by jurors, visiting attorneys and the general
public. The primary focus of this service is to provide
additional support for the summoned jurors while assigned to
jury duty. You are welcome to bring a wireless device for your
use when not in any court process. Laptops, PDA's or other
devices are allowed while waiting to be assigned or during
breaks. Please be advised that the Superior Court is not liable
for any lost, stolen or damaged items and any malicious
software incursions while using this service.
Office Information:
The Jury Commissioners
office is located in the west wing of the basement of the El
Centro Courthouse. Access ramp and Parking are available at the
southwest courthouse corner. Hours 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday-Friday or
call 760-482-4371
Automated Voice System 760-482-4376 (begin calling after 5:00 pm
Friday before the summons date)
At the greeting press 1 for English or 2 for
Spanish, Please have juror identification number available.
Sistema
Telefonico interactivo, Oprima el numero 2 para obtener instrucciones en Espanol, refierace a su
numero de jurado.
Additional
Information:
A guide to Jury Service
Jury Duty - State of California Web information:
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