Guilford County Jury Service

Find information about jury service in this county.

Juror System

Access the Guilford County juror system at jury.guilfordcountync.gov for more details on your jury service. Find information on your reporting status (you will need your juror ID and electronic signature from your jury summons), how to request an excusal or deferral, and other frequently asked questions (FAQs).

Length of Service

Jury service in this county operates on the one-day / one-trial system. A new group of jurors are summoned each day of the week and, if selected to serve on a jury, a juror will serve for that day or for the length of a trial. However, if a person is not selected for a trial, their jury service will be complete after that one day. If selected to serve on a trial that is completed before the end of the day, those jurors will return to the jury assembly area and may then be selected for service on another case. If not selected again, those jurors will be released at the end of the day, having completed their jury service. Jurors selected for a trial that takes several days will need to be present each day during the trial.

When and Where to Report

After receiving a jury summons, please check the front of the summons to determine if you have been summoned for jury service at the Greensboro Courthouse (Jury Assembly Room on the third floor) or the High Point Courthouse (Jury Assembly Room on the fourth floor).

Please call (336) 641-6680 after 6:00 p.m. the evening before you are scheduled to appear. After entering your juror number, a recorded message will inform you if your appearance will be required. Occasionally, the court is able to release some or all jurors when the need for them& is less than anticipated.

Request for Jury Service Excuse or Deferral

A request for an excusal from jury duty or a postponement must be made 10 days prior to your service date. If you would like to make a request online, please use: jury.guilfordcountync.gov, and be sure to upload the supporting documents listed on the back of your summons. Alternatively, you can submit your request by mail, along with your original summons and supporting documentation, to the following address:

Chief District Court Judge
PO Box 3008
Greensboro, NC 27402

It is important that you comply with all the instructions on your jury summons if you have not received an email or letter indicating the status of your request 24 hours before your assigned jury date.

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