If you are selected for trial, you must provide written proof from your agency that you will not receive your normal salary to be issued the full jury fees during your service.

Food and beverages are not permitted in the Jurors’ Lounge.

The Health Unit staff in Room C330 will provide a private room for nursing mothers during your service. If you plan to visit the Health Unit, please alert a member of the Jurors’ Office in Room 3130.

Grand jurors reporting for sessions after 12 noon will not receive credit or payment for service unless they received specific instructions to report for sessions after the lunch hour.

You may speak to a jury staff person as early as 7:30 a.m. on business days by calling (202) 339-1116 or (202) 879-1593. If you are employed and you call out of your grand jury session, please notify your employer to place you on the appropriate leave status.

If you misplace your debit card, you should contact 1-800-341-6700 for a replacement.

The cards can be used at retail locations that accept VISA. To locate a surcharge-free ATM, visit www.firstdata.com/moneynetwork. Online balance inquiries are free of charge at www.usdebitcard.gov or grand jurors can download the Money Network Mobile App at the App Store or on Google Play to check their balance.

No. After your enrollment and swearing in at the Main Courthouse, your grand jury panel will be provided with reporting instructions to meet at the U.S. Attorneys’ Office for the remainder of your service.

Jurors can receive summons by postal mail and eSummons. The mailed summons always follows the eSummons. We send eSummons to prospective jurors if we have your email address in our records. It contains hyperlinks to the jury webpage where you can complete the questionnaire. We also send push notifications via email and text with reminders to complete the qualification form and of upcoming service, and reporting details one (1) business day before to the report date.