A3a_Attachment 03a Questionnaire Wording.pdf

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This document contains wording for jury duty hardship excuses and details for a related federal mailing services solicitation. The jury duty section lists five potential hardship excuses including prior jury service within 12 months, caregiving obligations, distance over 80 miles from court combined with hotel expenses, volunteer firefighter or rescue team service, and substantial business or financial hardship. The related solicitation is numbered USDC24_MailingServices, seeks mailing services from the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, and specifies the opportunity type as a solicitation but provides no further details on required products/services, response dates, pricing terms, set asides, incumbents or other salient information.

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(1) Any person who has served on a jury within the past 12 months: If you participated in the selection process but were not selected, you cannot claim this excuse. Proof of service is required.

(2) Any person having an obligation to care for children, elderly or other dependent which prevents the person from engaging in employment outside the home (state relationship to dependent;

ages; and type of care provided).

(3) Any person living 80 miles (one-way) or more from the court, if staying at a hotel each night at court expense would not relieve the hardship (provide distance, commute time, and nature of the hardship).

(4) Any person who serves without compensation as a volunteer firefighter or member of a rescue team for a local or federal government.

(5) Any person with a substantial business, employment or financial hardship must provide a detailed explanation.

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