Hays County Courthouse, San Marcos, TX – The Hays County Commissioners Court Tuesday thanked the citizens who give their time to the jury system and proclaimed May 7-11 as Jury Appreciation Week in Hays County.
According to the proclamation, the right to a trial by jury is a core value of American citizenship, and jury service is as fundamental to our democracy as the right to vote.
In the proclamation, Thomas Jefferson is quoted as saying, “I consider trial by jury as the only anchor ever yet imagined by man, by which a government can be held to the principles of its constitution.”
District Clerk Beverly Crumley and County Clerk Liz Q. Gonzales both noted recent large jury pool turnouts for the respective courts their offices serve.
“We appreciate those citizen who choose to come and participate when they get a jury summons,” Crumley said. “It’s very important that they do so.”
Precinct 4 Commissioner Ray Whisenant noted that when he served on a jury in Hays County, he encountered a well-operated process that promulgates fairness.
The proclamation also states that the Courts are committed to
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Left to right, Precinct 2 Commissioner Mark Jones, Precinct 1 Commissioner Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe, County Clerk Liz Q. Gonzalez; District Clerk Beverley Crumley, Precinct 3 Commissioner Lon Shell, and Precinct 4 Commissioner Ray Whisenant thanked citizens who willingly participate in the jury selection process at the May 8 Commissioners Court meeting.
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