Potential Pay Raise for Jury Duty
Clip: Season 2 Episode 169 | 44sVideo has Closed Captions
Jury duty would pay more under a bill that advanced out of a House committee.
Being summoned for jury duty would pay more under a bill that advanced out of a House committee.
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Potential Pay Raise for Jury Duty
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Being summoned for jury duty would pay more under a bill that advanced out of a House committee.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipNow being summoned for jury duty would pay more under a bill that advanced out of a House committee today.
Representative Patrick Flannery's House Bill 176 seeks to raise juror pay from $5 a day to a whopping $25 a day.
Though the bill unanimously passed the House Judiciary Committee this morning, several lawmakers suggested raising the rate to $100 a day.
Representative Flannery, a Republican, noted his bill doesn't restrict local courts from providing jurors with additional compensation.
House Bill 176 now heads to the full House for consideration by the full membership.
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