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The Court receives approximately 18,000 jury demands each year, resulting in 80-120 potential jury trials per day. However, the majority of those cases will be resolved through other means. There are currently fifteen (15) judges and (6) magistrates on the bench.
Welcome to the Jury Commission web page for the Franklin County Common Pleas Court – General Division. This web page provides information for prospective jurors, their employers, and the general public regarding jury service with the court.
Jury service is a very important duty of citizenship and without you, the juror, our system of trial by jury would not exist. If you have questions or need assistance, please email: The Jury Administrator in Cincinnati ( ohsd_cinjury@ohsd.uscourts.gov )
Learn how jury duty works in Ohio, including who can be summoned, how to get excused, what to wear, and how much to get paid. Find out the qualifications, frequency, and consequences of jury service in the state.
Learn about the types of cases, selection process, compensation, and reporting requirements for jurors in the federal court. Find answers to frequently asked questions and contact information for jury administrators in Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton.
Home. Jury Service. Jury Commission. Welcome to the Jury Commission web page for the Franklin County Common Pleas Court. This website has been created for use by prospective jurors, their employers, and the general public to find out about jury service in our court.
Jury Service. Juror Eligibility. To be eligible to serve on jury duty, you must be at least 18 years of age, a citizen of the United States and a resident of Franklin County. Statutory Exemptions. Upon approval of the court, the following persons may be excused from jury service: members of cloistered religious organizations.
