• JURY OFFICE
• 702-464-5600, option #0 (Calls will be returned as soon as possible)
• 866-546-0513, option #0 (Toll Free)
• 702-464-5600, option #3 (Reporting Message)
• FACSIMILE
• 702-464-5611

• COMPLETE and SUBMIT your Qualification Questionnaire within ten (10) DAYS by doing ONE of the following:
• ON-LINE Fill out the Qualification Questionnaire by accessing our NEW eJuror website.
• MAIL the completed Qualification Questionnaire in the envelope provided.

  You are required by law to complete the Qualification Questionnaire and you may NOT fax your form to the jury office.

RESPOND to your Summons for Jury Service within five (5) DAYS by doing ONE of the following:
• ON-LINE Fill out the Jury Information Form by accessing our NEW eJuror website. On-line you may confirm your reporting date and time, request a postponement of your reporting date, request an excuse of jury service and more.
• SCAN and EMAIL the completed Jury Information Form to jury_vegas@nvd.uscourts.gov.
• FAX the completed Jury Information Form to 702-464-5611
• MAIL the completed Jury Information Form in the envelope provided.
• POSTPONEMENT REQUESTS may be made using eJuror or through the Interactive Voice Response system at 702-464-5600, option #1. Questions should be directed to the Jury Administrator's Office at (702) 464-5600, press 0.
• HARDSHIP EXCUSE REQUESTS must be submitted in writing by the prospective juror. Include your name, daytime phone number and participant number. You may
  • SCAN and EMAIL with the completed Jury Information Form to jury_vegas@nvd.uscourts.gov.
  • FAX with the completed Jury Information Form to 702-464-5611
  • MAIL with the completed Jury Information Form in the envelope provided.

If you LIVE 80 MILES or more (one way) from the Courthouse please call the Jury Office (702) 464-5600, press 0, for additional information regarding travel and per diem payments.

A strict DRESS CODE is enforced. Shorts, T-shirts, halter tops, caps, hats, sunglasses (unless prescribed for indoor use), torn or cut clothing or any other brief attire are not permitted to be worn in the courtroom.

You MAY NOT bring weapons of any kind (including pocket knives and knitting needles), pepper spray, or newspapers into the Courthouse.

You MAY bring cellular phones, beepers, laptop computers, PDAs books, magazines and work related paperwork. All items brought into the Courthouse are subject to search and ALL ELECTRONIC DEVICES must be in working order and MUST be turned OFF while in the courtroom.

Food and drink is NOT PERMITTED in the courtroom, unless previously approved by the Jury Office (medical reasons, etc)

The doors of the Lloyd D. George U. S. Courthouse open at 7:30 a.m. Please schedule your arrival time accordingly to avoid waiting outside the building.

A PICTURE ID IS REQUIRED to enter the Courthouse.

Questions should be directed to the Jury Office, (702) 464-5600, press 0. You may leave a message at any time and your call will be returned as soon as possible.

HANDICAP PARKING is available if your are selected to serve on a jury. It is not available the day of jury selection. If you are selected to serve on a jury and require handicap parking please contact the jury office at 702-464-5627.

Jurors are paid an attendance fee of $40.00 per day in addition to round trip mileage from their homes to the Court.

Those jurors who, due to distance, have traveled the day before the reporting date, or who will remain overnight while serving as a juror, will be paid a subsistence fee for each day. To receive the subsistence fee the juror must complete an affidavit and return it to the clerk the first day of service. The clerk will provide the juror with the affidavit. You may call the Jury Office (702) 464-5600 for the exact subsistence fee.

Jurors' checks are issued within two weeks of the conclusion of jury service. A subvoucher will be mailed to you along with your check. The subvoucher will indicate the dates of service and all monies paid. Keep your subvoucher as proof of service. You may be excused from further jury service if summoned within two years, however, you need to provide the court proof of your service.

The United States District Court, for the District of Nevada, is engaged in a "One Day or One Trial" jury selection process. When a prospective juror is summoned to appear and reports for jury selection he or she has fulfilled their "one day" appearance requirement regardless of whether they are selected or not.

If prospective jurors are selected to participate in the trial, they will have fulfilled their "one trial" requirement at the conclusion of the trial.

After making one appearance, or upon completion of the trial for which they have been impaneled, jurors may be excused from federal jury service for a period of two years.