In Michigan, prospective jurors are selected from lists compiled through the Secretary of State and other approved sources. Eligible individuals receive a jury questionnaire and may later receive a summons to appear for service. Once in court, potential jurors participate in a questioning process called voir dire, where attorneys and judges determine whether they can serve fairly and impartially. Serving on a jury is one of the most important civic responsibilities Americans have. While many people hope to avoid jury duty, the right to a trial by jury is a foundational part of both the United States and Michigan legal … Continue reading Michigan Jury Duty Selection Process: What to Expect From Summons to Selection