"It is possible that some people may be summoned more or less often than others, but that greatly depends on many factors," Corren said.
All potential jurors are selected at random from lists compiled of driver's licenses and identification cards issued by the state Department of Motor Vehicles, tax filings through the state Franchise Tax Board and local voter registration rolls, Corren said.
According to the California Courts website, any person who fails to respond to a jury summons can be fined up to $1,500, incarcerated, or both. However, Corren said the court will first try to contact the person by mail to find out what happened and reschedule them for another date.
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