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That's what I was wondering. It's like $18/day I think in St. Louis.IMADreamer wrote:Do people get paid for jury duty? If not how does someone live for six weeks or more on a really long trial with out a paycheck?
Taxable, too.haltz wrote:That's what I was wondering. It's like $18/day I think in St. Louis.IMADreamer wrote:Do people get paid for jury duty? If not how does someone live for six weeks or more on a really long trial with out a paycheck?
Edit - $12 apparently
Probably. Or he didn't tell the truth about being arrested.stlouie_lipp wrote:Well, that's strange. An indictment comes from a grand jury and basically says, "yeah, there is enough evidence to arrest this guy and bring him before a judge to be arraigned." Could he be making arraignments to turn himself in? Did he just post a bond and was given a court date? Probably something along those lines.
IMADreamer wrote:$12 a day? I gotta think jury duty ruins people financially.
ouch. Tell him the best thing he can do in the federal criminal justice system is to fess up about what he did (if he did it).lukethedrifter wrote:Probably. Or he didn't tell the truth about being arrested.stlouie_lipp wrote:Well, that's strange. An indictment comes from a grand jury and basically says, "yeah, there is enough evidence to arrest this guy and bring him before a judge to be arraigned." Could he be making arraignments to turn himself in? Did he just post a bond and was given a court date? Probably something along those lines.
The FBI news release says he was arrested.
http://www.fbi.gov/stlouis/press-releas ... conspiracy