A working guide to jury service from the juror's side of the rail, and to the compliance duties it creates for employers. Part one covers the source of the summons, the fair cross-section requirement, and the statutory selection framework. Part two covers qualification, disqualification, exemption, excusal, and deferral, with the accommodation obligations courts owe. Part three covers compensation and employment protection, including what those statutes do not do. Part four covers what happens at the courthouse, from the panel through voir dire, challenges for cause, and peremptory challenges. Part five covers a juror's duties, misconduct, the no-impeachment rule, and its racial-bias exception. Part six covers deliberation, verdicts, and grand jury service. Part seven covers non-appearance, the jury duty scam, and employer compliance.