How to Be A Paid E-Juror.

Law Company's contract E-Jurors to provide their attorneys' the opportunity to test out their legal cases before it goes to a trial. An E-Juror provides about the same service as Juror in Court, but instead of hearing the testimonies and looking a the evidence, they are asked to review written reports describing the case. E-Jurors are paid up to $50 a case, depending on the length of the case. The average case takes anywhere from 35 minutes to 2 hours, with your first few cases taking the longest. The amount of cases you get will greatly depend on the area you live in. Read on to discover how to become a E-Juror.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Things You’ll Need:

• Personal Computer.
• Internet Access.
• E-mail address.

1. Determine if you meet the qualifications. An E-Juror must be at least 18 years old, be a US citizen, ability to read and type, have no previous serious Mental Health conditions, and clear Federal criminal history.
2. Go to one of the following websites and apply: eJury.com, ejury.com, onlineverdict.com, trialpractice.com, or zapjury.com. You will need to give them your e-mail address, residential address, county you live in, your marital status, number of dependence and racial background.
3. After you have filled out the forms required, be sure to add the Company's domain names to your address book in your e-mail account so your invitations' will not go into the junk mail file.
4. Check your e-mail daily, to ensure you do not miss your invitations'.

Tips & Warnings

• If you would like to maximize your time as a E-Juror you may apply to all company's you qualify for.
• Some companies may have different qualifications.
• Even though you are paid for your time, it is a must to be more interested in the purpose of a E-Juror, rather then how much you will be making.