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Welcome to the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court Jury Division
Thank you for being here to participate in a very important part of our system of justice.
What are the qualifications to serve on jury duty at Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court?
Everyone serving on jury duty must be: 18 years of age or older A U.S. citizen Living in Bernalillo County Have not been convicted of a felony...
How was I selected for Jury Duty?
Jurors are randomly selected from a combined list of registered voters, licensed drivers, and personal income tax filers. After you have...
How long will I be serving as a juror?
You are required to serve on jury duty for approximately one (1) week. The actual date when your term of service begins and ends are on your Summons...
What do I do if I have a disability and need an accommodation?
Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Court will make reasonable accommodations. If you require an accommodation, be sure to let the...
What do I do if I need an interpreter?
If you have a limited English proficiency, please let the Jury staff know so that they can provide you with an interpreter.
Where do I Park?
Juror parking is available at Metro Park, located directly north of the Metropolitan Courthouse. From the intersection of 5th Street and Lomas, go...
Are there things that I cannot bring into the Courthouse?
Everyone who enters the Metropolitan Court must go through Security. The following items are NOT allowed into the Courthouse: Most cellphones are...
What can I bring into the Courthouse?
On the first day that you report for Jury Duty, you will be given a pink slip of paper that identifies you as a Juror. Bring the pink slip with you...
What should I wear to Court?
The dress code at the Metropolitan Court is casual, so you may dress in comfortable but Court-appropriate clothing. The Courtrooms can be cold, so...
How do I know if I have to come to Court for Jury Duty? What is the Code-A-Phone?
Starting on your first day of jury service and for the duration of your term, you will need to call the Jury Division’s Code-A-Phone...