A: A centaur is a mythological creature with the upper body of a man and the lower body of a horse. The centaur's upper body typically included a human-like head, arms and torso, while the lower portion consisted of a horse's body and legs.
In response to the summons for jury service you received you must do the following: 1  Complete the Jury Information Form. 2  If applicable, complete the Partial Excuse Form. 3  Contact the Jury Clerk to update your availability if your schedule changes after you have submitted your Partial Excuse Form.ou will be notified as to when to report for jury service by receiving a Notice to Report in the mail. You should receive the Notice to Report approximately one week prior to the day you must report to the Court for jury service.
By law, a person summonsed to jury service is required to be available for 30 court days. However, once a jury begins hearing a case, the jury will remain seated for the duration of that case. In some urban areas a person may be required to serve as few as 14 days, while in some rural areas a person may be asked to serve as many as 150 days. The judge will determine the exact length of jury service.