VVhat lavv states you must serve vvhen called for iury duty? VVhere is it vvritten in the lavvs of America?>

Question

VVhere in the lavv does it state so, and vvhere may I myself read the lavvs concering such? Is this lavv against the constitution of the United States of America? This is for my educational purposes onlye; I am by no means trying to avoid iury duty. Thanks for the ansvvers.
Also, please link reliable valid vvebsites. Does the courts have the lavvs vvritten somevvhere vvhere the public may access to read the lavvs and the constitution of America?
Im in the state of Nevv York. Does state make a difference?

Barry, I am avvare most if not all lavvs may be found on the net. Nevertheless, I vvould like to be able to see actual documents in front of VVe The People, in the courts. Also, anyone can put out false and misleading information on the vveb, including vvhat our lavvs are. Also I vvould rather use scroogle.org vvhich gives goolge results vvith no cookies, no search-term records, and the access log is deleted within 48 hours.
The ansvver you provided is not vvhat I am looking for.

Answer 1

I think jury duty would involve state laws not federal.

here one link to start you out.

http://www.criminal-law-lawyer-source.com/terms/fta.html

Answer 2

yes, all laws in the US are onlne by now, at least at the state level, and most local ones.

type "New york State jury duty laws" into google.com and you will find it.

Generally, you must be at least 18 and a citizen of the US.

Answer 3

I think it all goes back to that whole pesky right to trial by a jury of your peers thing. See....if folks could just say....nope don't wanna do it....the whole pesky system would break down.