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To be qualified to serve on a jury, you must: be 18 years of age or older. Theres no upper age limit for serving on a jury, but you can be excused from jury service if youre 71 years of age or older and you dont want to serve on a jury.
You can ask to be deferred if the dates dont suit but you have to provide them dates you can do and you will be called back up. There are very few genuine reasons that get you excused completely and if you have to ask you havent got one. You cannot avoid jury service permanently.
To ensure that people charged with crimes (the defendants) can have their cases heard by a jury, all U.S. citizens are obligated to serve on a jury if ordered.
Not trying to be negative but you WILL NOT be excused from jury duty for anxiety. Its a civil service and they wont even think about excusing you unless you can barely walk or have the plague.
In the UK, missing jury summons is not an indictable offence - you will not face jail time for it.
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Theres no upper age limit for serving on a jury, but you can be excused from jury service if youre 71 years of age or older and you dont want to serve on a jury. be on the electoral register. have lived in the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man for at least five years since the age of 13.
To ask to be excused, reply to your jury summons explaining your reasons in detail. You might need to give proof, for example, if youre ill you might be asked for a letter from your doctor.
Being bedridden or ordered to remain in bed (like my niece in her last 3 months of pregnancy) is an obvious reason for excuse from jury duty, as well as any physical or mental disability that might interfere with the potential jurors health or ability to understand the proceedings.