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Volunteer to Adopt a State Help crowd-source our Jury Health Project by volunteering approximately 1 hour per week doing online research on various jury-related topics regarding one state. Examples include checking for jury-related legislation, visiting state judiciary websites to find out if courts are open, searching rules of criminal conduct for speedy trial rules, etc.
15 Minutes with FIJA Weekly Zoom SessionsMonday evenings at 8:30 pm Eastern/7:30 pm Central/6:30 pm Mountain/5:30 pm Pacific Join us for our weekly, live Zoom sessions to catch up on the major jury-related news of the week.
Virtual Reading Groups Next group will discuss The Missing American Jury by Suja A. Thomas on April 22, April 29, May 6, and May 13. If there is a large enough group and interest, we may split the group with one group meeting on Thursday evenings and the other meeting on the weekend. Upcoming book groups will discuss Justice Before the Law by Michael Huemer, Twenty Million Angry Men: The Case for Including Convicted Felons in Our Jury System by James M. Binnall, and more.
Host a FIJA Speaker FIJA has pre-screened a number of speakers on jury nullification and related topics who are available for in person and online engagements.
Behind Closed Doors Podcast FIJA's unique podcast is the only one we know of that focuses specifically on the American jury system and the intended role of jurors in protecting individual rights and liberty.
Key Jury-Related Legislation FIJA tracks key, jury-related legislation under consideration in the states for informational and educational purposes. It will be updated frequently throughout the year as legislative sessions proceed.
Jury Health Project Where do our jury rights stand today? It is time for a health check. View our growing project compiling state-by-state details of numerous aspects indicative of the health or lack thereof of jury systems nationwide. It will be updated frequently throughout the year as our volunteers compile more data for us to share with you.
