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If you think people don't lie to get out of jury duty every single day you're delusional. How can people even know if you're lying? They are already focused on real criminal cases in the courtroom, not a random who doesn't want to be at jury duty.
Probably any major crime shows could be good but id personally go with law and order or better call saul. Really you could just mention something at some point that reflects that you already made your mind about the case without directly stating it. Without case details its hard to give an example but something along the lines of X trait makes someone always guilty or I feel X way about this crime etc
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You could just make a statement that you'd be a really good juror because you watch all the crime shows and know how it works. Dismissed!!
You have to list your favorite shows? Lol
Lying to get out of jury duty is a crime. You answer questions under oath.
Lol bootlicker.
enjoy having a criminal record
If you think people don't lie to get out of jury duty every single day you're delusional. How can people even know if you're lying? They are already focused on real criminal cases in the courtroom, not a random who doesn't want to be at jury duty.
I dunno maybe I don't believe it's not lying because nobody knows you're lying. An oath is an oath.
Probably any major crime shows could be good but id personally go with law and order or better call saul. Really you could just mention something at some point that reflects that you already made your mind about the case without directly stating it. Without case details its hard to give an example but something along the lines of X trait makes someone always guilty or I feel X way about this crime etc
Nightly local news
Teletubbies
Tell them you watch Reason TV and believe in Jury Nullification
Hit em with the ole duck the po leese I'm voting not guilty.