Jury Service in Federal Court

The justice system could not function without the participation of those called for jury duty. It is our honor to serve you as you work to ensure fair and impartial decisions. This page covers information for the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon.

You can find directions and parking information for each of our courthouses here. Our FAQ section goes into more detail regarding serving in the District Court. In addition, the Judiciary provides handbooks for serving on petit and grand juries. Please note that the Court has a strict policy on the use of wireless devices in the courtroom.

You may log in to the District's eJuror system by clicking this link.*

This US Courts video provides an introduction to eJuror and federal jury service.

Please be aware: The District does not call or email people selected for jury duty. If you have received a phone call or email regarding jury duty, please contact our Jury Department. More information about identity theft scams and malware emails is available.

Jury Service in State Court

Federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction. Most legal disputes are adjudicated in courts operated by the state in which the dispute arose. In Oregon, the state trial courts are called circuit courts for the county in which they reside.

If you were called to serve for jury duty by a Circuit Court of a county within Oregon, you will need to visit the Oregon Judicial Department's website for more information.

* Mac users please note: Safari is not supported by eJuror. If you are a Mac user who normally uses Safari for web browsing, you will need to use Firefox to access eJuror. Download Firefox for Mac here.

Última actualización el Lunes 11 de Julio de 2011