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The Automated Jury
Information System (AJIS) enables the Court to provide specific, last-minute
recorded information pertaining to the trial you have been called to serve;
there is no attendant at this number. Generally you will be instructed
to call in at a specific time (see your summons) on a specific night and
the message will advise you to report as directed, that there has been
a change in court's schedule, or to call back in again at another designated
date/time. You do not have to
call AJIS every night you are serving on a trial unless you are specifically
instructed by the judge to do so.
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NEW AJIS FEATURE - Checking Your Status Online
The United States District Court-Middle District of Florida is now providing its jurors with the opportunity to access their personalized reporting instructions via the Internet. A companion product to the AJIS phone messaging system (outlined above) has been installed, and jurors across the district may now read their individual reporting instructions over the Internet. By using the link below, jurors must enter their 9-digit participant number from the front of their summons and their zip codes. This information will be available to jurors 24/7, just as with the telephone system. The personalized reporting instructions for the juror will be the same whether accessed by phone or by computer.
To use this new feature, please click on the link below. Enter your participant number and zip code in the Web Prompt Page, and then click on Reporting Instructions button at the bottom of the page. As always, if you have any questions about either the AJIS telephone or AJIS Internet systems, please feel free to telephone the Jury Staff in the division where your jury service is to take place.
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Important Notices For Jurors - Please Read
Jury Information Sheet
Drawing of Names for Jury Service
Jury Summons Information
- Welcome
- For Jurors
- FAQs About Jury Service
- Courthouse Information
- Automated Jury Information System
- Attendance Fees, Mileage, and Subsistence
- The Process - Summonsing To Service
- What To Expect The First Day
- Permanent Exemption From Jury Service
- Information For Employers
- Handbook for Trial Jurors
- Handbook for Federal Grand Jurors
Qualification Questionnaire