In most states the jury duty summons process comes from registered voter rolls. As a consequence, when a person is called for jury duty and is then disqualified as a non-citizen, we have another way to judge the scale of non-citizens on the voter rolls.
Reviewing lists of disqualified non-citizen jurors is now taking place in many counties led by citizen inquiry. The disqualification records, “non-juror” lists are public records in many states and counties. These reviews are turning up tens-of-thousands of non-citizens who are on juror lists, which means they are also on voter rolls.
(New Jersey Globe) – About 75,000 noncitizens are summoned for jury duty in New Jersey each year, based on data from three state government agencies, including the Motor Vehicle Commission — a stunning figure that widens the scope of a growing controversy over government databases that may incorrectly identify noncitizens as eligible voters and jurors.
While the number is alarming, there’s no indication that noncitizens have served on a jury since the judiciary implemented additional guardrails to prevent it.
“Prospective jurors are asked about their citizenship and other qualifications when they complete the mandatory juror qualification questionnaire,” said Pete McAleer, a spokesman for the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts. “Those who advance are reminded of the eligibility requirements during jury orientation and are directly questioned about their citizenship during jury selection by the judge and, as permitted, the attorneys.”
In between, potential jurors watch a training video that includes the citizenship requirement.
The revelation of noncitizens making their way into jury pools comes three days after Gov. Mikie Sherrill disclosed that an alleged software glitch at motor vehicles led to the inclusion of roughly 6,600 noncitizens on New Jersey’s voter rolls; Sherrill blamed the vendor, IDEMIA, and said less than 400 noncitizens have voted in recent elections.
According to McAleer, the judiciary processes more than one million summonses annually for potential jury service and randomly selects records provided from the Division of Elections, the Division of Taxation, and the MVC. (read more)
That 75,000/yr number are just those summoned people who disqualified themselves by being truthful about their status. I firmly believe the average non-pretending American will soon to realize/admit that many non-citizens actually remained on juries and passed judgement during trial.
Illegal aliens voting in elections is happening, we all know it and even though the media is still trying to retain their lies, you can tell that stance is softening against the reality. However, illegal aliens sitting as jurors in trials, will create a big-time constitutional mess that is something the communist left and media will never admit.
I’m waiting for the first conviction appeals based on ineligible jurors.
Thats exactly my first thought–this is going to be interesting.
utah admits they hand out driver licenses to the approx 160,000 illegal aliens enjoying all the free benefits gov cox doles out to these freeloaders.
“Although non-citizens may receive jury summons because the state uses driver’s license records to generate jury pools, these records do not indicate citizenship status. If a non-citizen receives a summons, they must complete the qualification form to declare their status; this updates their record to ensure they are not summoned again..” (Utah Judicial Council)
We tried to make utah repub party aware of this last year… 3 monkey response
Wake up the Republic…
Just FYI, jury trials are public proceedings, which means anyone can go and watch them. I highly recommend if you have the time, to do so.
I have long expressed that the jury selection process needs to be done individually; not just the initial 18 to 24 potential jurors asked all questions in mass.
Many jury trials a person ends up on a jury having never answered a question verbally. Shakes and nods of the head don’t count.
Good to know our elected officials are not a reflection of the citizens of our country. They’re an embarrassment and also not products of legitimate elections.
President Trump excluded, we have no idea who a legitimate elected official is. Legitimate elected officials don’t exist especially “republicans” in Congress.
75,000 in one year based solely on those called for jury duty. If we knew the percentage of the voting age population called for jury duty each year, we could extrapolate from there. If its once every four years, that would suggest 300,000 illegals on the voting rolls.
I am well into my 60s and have been called for jury duty only twice. If 75,000 non-citizens are called every year and rejected, how many non-citizens are on the voter rolls and not called?
If the number is 1-in-ten get called, that 750,000. Think about it.
I seem to be on the “thinking persons” list because I never get called. I was called once, in 1994 or so.