Many of the questions are answered on the jury card, but this will have a fuller explanation.

	If you wish to claim an exemption, disk the exemption and return the card by mailing it back. The exemptions listed are the only ones allowed by law and include persons over the age of seventy (70) years, persons with the legal custody of a child or children under the age of ten (10) years who must leave the child without adequate supervision is serving, Students of public or private secondary schools, Persons enrolled and in actual attendance at an institution of higher education, An officer or employee of the Senate or House of Representatives or other agency of the legislative branch of the state government, and The primary caretaker of an invalid unable to care for themself.
	Others are not qualified to be members of the jury. If you do not meet the minimum requirements set out below, please call (674-1208) or e-mail the court's staff and explain under which of these reasons you are not qualified: You must be a United States citizen living in Taylor County (military personnel stationed here are not disqualified.) You must be of sound mind and good moral character. You must be able to read and write. You must not have been convicted of any felony. You must not be under indictment or other legal accusation for theft or any felony.
	If you are not exempt or disqualified, please come to court when directed to. At that time you may explain other reasons jury service would be difficult for you at this time.
	Note that you are directed on the jury card to call 674-1309 between 5:00 P.M. Friday and 8:00 A.M. Monday preceding your appearance date. A recorded message will let you know if your summons has been cancelled.