Kane County Jury Commission, located in Geneva, Illinois, is responsible for selecting and managing jurors for the county. They obtain names of prospective jurors from various sources, including voter registration lists, driver records, and disability listings, and randomly select individuals for jury service. Jury service is mandatory for Kane County residents, as it is a fundamental right guaranteed by the United States and Illinois State Constitutions.
Jurors play a crucial role in upholding the principles of justice by participating in the jury process and ensuring that every citizen's case is decided by an impartial jury. They are expected to weigh all the evidence and testimony presented to them, make fair and unbiased decisions based on the law, and contribute to the administration of justice. Jurors may be selected for criminal or civil cases, and their service typically lasts for two to three days, depending on the length of the trial.
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