Jury Duty / Jury Service

Jury Scam Alert

The Superior Court of California, County of Calaveras, wants to warn you about a jury scam. The court will never call you or ask for personal or financial information, such as Social Security numbers, bank account details, or credit card numbers.

If someone contacts you by phone, email, or any other way claiming to be from the court and asks for this information, do not share it with them.

Instead, report the scam to your local Sheriff’s Department fraud unit right away and call the Jury Office at 209-754-6280. Stay safe and protect your personal information!

Jury Reporting Instructions

Jury Service is not voluntary, but a civic duty imposed upon all citizens by statute.

  • Jury Information for WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2026

    Jury Service is not voluntary, but a civic duty imposed on all citizens by statute.

    Group Numbers: 2088 thru and including 2102 are  EXCUSED from service.  At this time your service is complete.

    You will receive a new summons if you are needed again in the future.

      

                    

                                   

Online Jury Services

If you are picked for jury duty, you might have lots of questions—like where to go and what happens if you are chosen for a trial. This website has helpful information that should answer most of your questions and explain how the court works. Click on the topic above to learn more.

Visit Our Online Jury Portal

If you can’t find the information you need here, please use our Jury Information Email Form or call us at (209) 754-6280. Make sure you have your juror badge number and PIN ready. You can find these numbers on your jury summons.

Jury Mental Health & Awareness

Being on a jury is a rewarding experience that in some cases may be quite demanding.  You were asked to listen to testimony and to examine facts and evidence.  Coming to a decision is often not easy, but your participation is appreciated.

Jury Mental Health & Awareness