The Commissioner of Jurors serves as a vital administrative branch of New York State’s judicial system, managing and coordinating the jury selection process within Monroe County. Dedicated to upholding the integrity of the court system, the office ensures that jurors are selected fairly and representatively to meet the constitutional right to trial by jury. The department oversees juror communication, summons delivery, schedule coordination, and appropriate accommodations for special needs or hardships. With a focus on civic participation, the Commissioner’s office promotes public understanding and cooperation with the jury process.

Committed to transparency and service, the office provides clear online resources and in-person assistance to answer questions about jury duty and qualifications. It also works closely with judges, attorneys, and other court staff to ensure that jury panels are adequately filled and prepared. As part of New York’s longstanding tradition of community justice, the Commissioner of Jurors plays a key role in upholding democratic principles by engaging residents in the judicial process. The organization maintains strict adherence to legal standards regarding juror eligibility, postponements, and exemptions.

Key Services:

– Juror selection and summons processing
– Management of jury scheduling and attendance records
– Juror hardship and deferral requests
– Educational resources on jury service
– Coordination with state and local court systems
– Online and hotline support for juror inquiries
– Compliance with legal and judicial protocols for jury service
– Assistance and accommodations for special needs jurors