...BUT EVENTUALLY ALWAYS EXCUSED

(Since I will never, ever, again serve on a jury, come hell or high water!)

Postmarked in October, 1997	Postmarked April 9, 1999
Postcard for Failing to Appear; mailed Feb 25, 2000.	Excerpts of my Retort for card at left: March 11, 2000 I recently received a postcard from your office stating that I failed to appear for Jury Duty on 02-03-2000.... ... On October 10, 1997, I was first summoned for jury duty in the county of Riverside and I submitted the completed Juror Affidavit Questionnaire with a statement from my physician requesting a permanent excuse from jury duty. That was for Badge #174780362, Group #430. On October 21, 1997, I received a postcard from your office stating that "Your request to be EXCUSED from jury duty is granted." In April of 1999, I was again summoned and again submitted the request for permanent relief (submitting copies of the original affidavit and the physician note, I believe). On April 9, 1999, I again received a postcard from your office stating that "Your request to be EXCUSED from jury duty is granted." Naturally, I assumed I was not being summoned anymore because of this permanent excuse. So, once again, ... I am requesting to be permanently excused. Is there anything else I need to do so that I don't keep getting summoned or should I just reply like this each time? Thank you for your time and attention. Sincerely...
Excuse portion of the Juror Affidavit Questionnaire, showing I wanted to be excused based on mileage to courthouse, and medical condition, etc.	Doctor's Letter Submitted.