Jury Duty??

**Riverkilt** · 20th October 04, 03:22 PM

Just got my jury duty questionaire. Seems a kilt would be perfect for all that sitting.

Anyone ever do jury duty kilted? Judge's reactions?

Don't know if I'll get called...appreciate any experiences.

**RockyR** · 20th October 04, 03:28 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Just got my jury duty questionaire. Seems a kilt would be perfect for all that sitting.

Anyone ever do jury duty kilted? Judge's reactions?

Don't know if I'll get called...appreciate any experiences.

I have been wearing my kilt just about everywhere. Wet to the Veteranarian yesterday and the girl there went ape over it. Just do it. Bud..Only way to get it as norm is to make it norm. Get Out There !

It'll be the best Jury Duty you ever stood..

**TheFly** · 20th October 04, 05:39 PM

If they ask you about it, act as if it's perfectly normal.

And if they try to excuse you for it, because you're "strange", raise hell.

If it turns out to be a high-profile case, you can bet that the media will tkae notice of you.

**GMan** · 20th October 04, 05:47 PM

Never been called for jury duty since I have been kilted, I do however go to City Council meetings from time to time and do not have any problems.

Each judge runs their courtroom differently, and that may be your only problem if any at all.

**cajunscot** · 20th October 04, 05:54 PM

Just be sure to leave the sgain dhu at home, to avoid setting off the metal detectors...

Cheers,

T.

**dano9672** · 20th October 04, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by episcopalscot

Just be sure to leave the sgain dhu at home, to avoid setting off the metal detectors...

The Dirk and Claymore are a bad idea too....

**Kilted_John** · 20th October 04, 11:25 PM

Ya may set off the metal detectors anyway, due to the buckles on the kilt... Also, a kilt belt's buckle will definitely set it off... I dropped by the Pierce County, WA courthouse to drop off another payment on my ticket (74 mph in a 60 mph zone), and set off the metal detector, even though I took the sporran and the belt off, then walked in sans those items. Oh well.
-J

**irmavep** · 21st October 04, 12:50 AM

Since I wear a kilt everywhere I go, if I were called to jury duty I would be kilted. I got the letter once but last minute I was told I wasn't needed.

**richardljohnson** · 21st October 04, 04:04 AM

Originally Posted by dano9672

Originally Posted by episcopalscot

Just be sure to leave the sgain dhu at home, to avoid setting off the metal detectors...

The Dirk and Claymore are a bad idea too....

I could make an old 'ground pounder' joke here about "FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"....but back to the subject...

Go kilted...give them a thrill!

Richard-

**KiltedHuntsman** · 21st October 04, 04:23 AM

You won't get picked. Lawyers stay away from eccentrics. Period.

There have been exceptions. Remember a couple years back when some woman wore her Starfleet Uniform to jury duty? She actually got picked, but the media made such a big deal about it that she eventually got bounced off the jury.

(can't remember if she wore her Phaser...)