Monthly Archives: May 2013

Circumstance when a Judge Can Discharge a Sitting Juror

In our system of justice, a jury is integral to the proper process of finding the truth.  A jury panel is considered sacred and well protected, however, there are certain instances when a juror can be kicked off a trial.  … Continue reading

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Top 5 Reasons a Judge Can Excuse Someone From Serving on Jury Duty

Being excused from jury duty can be crucial when facing undue hardship. For instance, no transportation options leave you stranded, while excessive travel distances can strain your resources. Discover how these legal grounds for excusal, like extreme financial burdens and care obligations, ensure justice without compromising your well-being. Continue reading

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Torrance Welcomes Back Judge Dudley Gray

Recently, Judge Gray retired from the bench. This month he is due to return to sit on assignment in the Torrance Courthouse. It is always a pleasure to see good judges return to serve as needed after retirement. His years … Continue reading

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Top 5 Tips When Appearing in Court

We all have had the unfortunate opportunity to appear in Court at some point in our lives. The case may have been for a simple traffic matter or a civil case involving a car accident or a small claims case … Continue reading

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