A resident receives a jury summons during the same week as the city council vote on

the development project. What distinguishes the jury summons from attending the

council meeting?

Council meetings are civic duties required by law, while jury service is a

civic responsibility that strengthens democracy.

Jury duty is a civic duty legally required by law, while attending council

meetings is a civic responsibility.

Jury duty is a constitutional right, while council attendance is a civic duty.

Both are civic responsibilities that citizens should do, but aren't required to

do.

What distinguishes the jury summons from attending the

council meeting?