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Gov. to Decide on Jury Service for Green Card Holders

Sep 27, 2013 at

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It's a duty of citizenship that arouses mixed feelings: jury duty. In all 50 states only U.S. citizens can serve on juries. But one of the bills on Governor Jerry Brown's desk would make California the first state where non-citizens are eligible for jury service.

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Gov. to Decide on Jury Service for Green Card Holders

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