RESERVE JURORS ON CALL FOR MONDAY MARCH 1ST AND TUESDAY MARCH 2ND
Reserve jurors with last names beginning with the letters A through C are needed at the Milwaukee County Courthouse, located at 901 N 9th St., Rm 307, Monday, March 1st at 8:00 AM
Reserve jurors with the last names beginning with the letters D through F are needed at the Milwaukee County Courthouse, located at 901 N 9th St., Rm 307, Monday, March 1st at 8:30 AM
Reserve jurors with last names beginning with the letter G are needed at the Zoofari Conference Center, located at 9715 W Bluemound Rd. in Wauwatosa, Monday, March 1st at 7:45 AM
Reserve jurors with last names beginning with the letters H through I are needed at the Zoofari Conference Center, located at 9715 W Bluemound Rd. in Wauwatosa, Monday, March 1st at 8:00 AM
Reserve jurors with last names beginning with the letters J through Z are not needed for the morning of Monday, March 1st. Please check back at 12:00 NOON on Monday, to see if you are needed for the afternoon of Monday, March 1st.
Complete Health Assessment
We encourage you to submit your juror qualification questionnaire electronically.
Submit Your Questionnaire
You will need to enter the county, your Juror ID Number (found at the top of your summons and on your questionnaire), your last name and date of birth.
You may also change your dates of service.
Any questions jurors may have in regard to your jury service, email us.
Thank you for your service to Milwaukee County Jury Management.
Open AllClose All What precautions are being taken to minimize the spread of COVID-19?
A number of safety precautions have been put into place for the Milwaukee County Circuit Courts. These precautions include:
- Mandating the wearing of masks with limited exceptions in all county buildings and providing masks for individuals who do not have one.
- Asking individuals to answer the CDC health screenings questions prior to entering the building.
- Installing plexiglass throughout the courtroom where 6 feet of physical distance cannot be obtained.
- Installing hand sanitizer stations in high traffic areas.
- Redesigning the courtroom and jury meeting room to accommodate 6 feet of physical distance between individuals.
- Increasing cleaning protocol.
- Limiting elevator use to two people at a time.
Can an individual decline or defer jury duty during COVID-19?
Exceptions will be made for individuals who are considered at greater risk under CDC guidelines, who are immunocompromised, have been recently exposed to COVID-19, are feeling symptomatic, unable to travel or wear a mask, or have conflicts such as childcare, elder care, prior commitments that can’t be rescheduled, etc. If you have questions or concerns about COVID 19 and your jury service, call (414) 278-4469.
What if a juror feels symptomatic mid-way through a trial?
If a juror begins to feel symptomatic, we recommend the individual get tested immediately. Information regarding free testing sites is available at Impact 2-1-1. In addition, CALL (414) 278-4469 and let jury management know as soon as possible.
What if a juror tests positive for COVID-19 mid-way through a trial?
We will work with our health consultants to assess the individual’s exposure to others and determine next steps on a case-by-case basis. If the juror tests positive or is no longer able to participate, there are two alternate jurors available to be called upon for the duration of the trial.
Will I be reimbursed for travel expenses?
Jurors receive a $25 reimbursement for a full day of jury duty.
What if Milwaukee County experiences a spike in cases and local health departments issue another safer-at-home order?
Milwaukee County and our health consultants are continuously monitoring the data related to COVID-19 and will remain compliant with CDC guidelines and local recommendations.
Why is it important to begin reopening courts now while many remain virtual?
Due to COVID-19, many individuals are beyond the designated time frame of 90-days for a speedy trial. It’s imperative that we reopen the courtrooms in a safe and intentional manner so we can protect an individual’s constitutional right to a speedy trial.
Are all courts reopening?
Approximately, 40-50 percent of Milwaukee County hearing will still be performed via video conferencing for the next several months. This helps us keep the footprint and traffic in the courthouses to a minimum and allows us to adhere to physical distancing protocol.
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