How likely am I to be called for jury duty?

Jurors are picked at random from lists like voter rolls and driving licence records, so some people are summoned again and again. Answer 10 questions to see how likely you are to get the letter.

10 questions · about 1 min · free to play daily

About this test

Answer 10 quick questions about your habits and circumstances. Each answer scores points, and we turn your total into a percentage showing how likely you are to be called for jury duty. The real-world odds are below. It's just for fun!

Possible results

  • Off the Radar (0%+)
  • In the Pool (35%+)
  • Likely Juror (60%+)
  • Summons Magnet (80%+)
See all 10 questions
  1. Are you registered to vote?
  2. Do you have a driving licence or state ID?
  3. Are you a citizen of the country you live in?
  4. How old are you?
  5. How long have you lived at your current address?
  6. Do you live in a busy county with lots of court cases?
  7. Have you served on a jury in the last few years?
  8. Do friends and family get jury summonses?
  9. Are you on lots of official lists (tax records, utilities, benefits)?
  10. Do you secretly want to serve on a jury?

Source: How US jury selection works: courts draw names at random from voter registration, driver's licence and other public lists (United States Courts). Rules on who is excused, and how often you can be called, differ by state.

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