Date: July 19th, 2024 4:29 PM Author: zippy institution
I was being questioned as part of a jury pool in Chicago regarding a bad faith suit against Allstate. Sounded like the policy holder's house burned down and when they filed a claim Allstate accused them of arson. When it was my turn the judge asked all the usual life story questions. When he got to "Where did you go to law school" and I answered, all the lawyers laughed in unison. The judge did go on to ask me if I was admitted to the bar before I was struck. Good luck!
Date: July 19th, 2024 8:09 PM Author: Sexy Dilemma Shitlib
Arizona eliminated peremptory challenges. If you live there, it will be much harder to get rid of you because you're a lawyer. Then again, if you want to get booted, it's easy to simply say you won't commit to following the law given by the judge. Easiest way out.