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-Convene
-Pledge of Allegiance
-Consider approval of minutes of May 10 and <1/2xml:namespace prefix =… Go to the web page
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2017
6 p.m.
CONSENT AGENDA
(1) (a) Consider approval of Commission Orders;
(b) Consider approval of Notice to Township Board for Cereal Malt Beverage… Go to the web page
A photo exhibit by Kelsey Bremer, administrative assistant in District Court’s Division 6, will be on display in the Judicial and Law Enforcement Center until the end of August. The exhibit is… Go to the web page
-Convene-Consider the approval of the minutes of May 18, 2009CONSENT AGENDA(1) (a) Consider approval of Commission Orders; (b) Consider approval of the Proposed Assessments: Southeast Lawrence… Go to the web page
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 2017 (morning meeting)
-Budget Hearings
8:30 a.m.
Decisions on changes to the recommended budget, decision to authorize publication of budget, and set date for public… Go to the web page
Kansas Statute Section 43-155 states –”The public policy of this state is declared to be that jury service is the solemn obligation of all qualified citizens, and that excuses from the discharge of… Go to the web page
Smoking is not permitted inside the Judicial & Law Enforcement Center. There are designated smoking areas outside.
Judicial ethics prohibit judges from speaking directly with parties about their cases.
The computer system is designed to randomly select jurors from a list of people with Douglas County addresses provided by the Kansas DMV.
The number of jurors is determined by the level of the incident or crime.
Most trials in Douglas County are not sequestered jury trials. In fact, we have not had a sequestered jury trial in the last twenty years.
It is up to the individual discretion of each judge. In general, it is not permitted. The judges feel it is important that jurors focus their attention on witnesses and information rather than on… Go to the web page
Contact the Jury Coordinator, at 785-832-5213 or by email at jury@dgcoks.gov.
Please contact the jury coordinator at 785-832-5232.
You do not need to bring anything with you. You may want to bring a jacket, book, or something else to do during the brief period of waiting.
Two types of trials have juries: criminal trials and civil trials. You will not know the type of case you will hear until you come to the Judicial & Law Enforcement Center.
Yes. It is impossible to predict the number of trials that will take place each week. Some of the jury trials that are scheduled are settled, dismissed, or otherwise resolved without requiring a jury… Go to the web page
Yes. Your address and phone number are only viewed by the jury coordinator and judge. Other information on your Juror Questionnaire may be shared with the attorneys if you are chosen as a… Go to the web page
Criminal records go back to 1989, and civil records go back to 1992.
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