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Attention Jurors: On this day, jurors with summonses for MONDAY MAY 21, 2012 numbered 001 - 1000 are to report for jury service no later than 8:00 am.
PLEASE BRING YOUR SUMMONS AND PHOTO ID WITH YOU.Updated: 05182012 4:12 pm
Updated
information is provided Monday through Friday at 5 p.m. |
If selected, please read all the following instructions before reporting!
- Bring your summons with you.
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Please arrive at 8:00 a.m. in
Room 240, West Courthouse.
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Please enter the building
through the St. Paul Street entrance. There is also a handicap
accessible entrance on Fayette Street.
Please do
not use the Lexington entrance in order to
avoid security delays.
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Vending and change machines are
in the Jury Assembly Area. You may bring your lunch and any reading or
work material with you.
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For emergency assistance call
(410) 333-3775 between 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
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For emergency weather closings, please listen to WBAL,1090AM on your radio or visit
http://www.baltocts.state.md.us/flypage/emergency.html
to make sure the Courts are open.
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By order of the Baltimore City
Sheriff's Department some items are prohibited and are not to be
brought into the building. Click
here for details
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Other items are allowed
with restrictions. Click
here for details
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Proper Dress is required.
Uniform type attire (e.g., medical, law enforcement, military,
etc.) should not be worn for jury service. Abbreviated clothing such as
shorts, muscle shirts, halter tops, bare midriff, etc., are not
acceptable court attire.
Alert! -
Juror Identity Theft Scam
Some identity theft scams have been reported where a
"scammer" claims to be from the court and need to verify
your personal information. The scammer may even threaten to issue a
warrant for your arrest by falsely claiming that you failed to appear
for jury service. It should be noted that court
workers would never call you to ask for your Social Security Number or
other private information.
Please protect yourself. Never give personal information when
answering an unsolicited phone call and/or email.
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Thank you for your public service.
If you have questions, please view our frequently
asked questions section before contacting the Jury Commissioner's Office at
(410) 333-3775. If you need directions, click here.
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