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Went a few times but as I was a victim of crime and had a brother who was RCMP and friends who were cops, was never selected, guess they knew I would be rough on criminal.
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So sorry you've been a victim of crime Carol34446, I don't mean to take any of this lightly, just to pass the waiting time well. But, I have to have a Mountie - I love anything Canadian! Here you can't be a Juror if you are over 69 but I'm sure that will change soon as we're all living so much longer but, sadly not long enough to finish all those WIP's! I'm up to around age 245, I think!
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When I went to jury duty, we could not bring in needles or scissors. You may want to find out before you go to the court house. Just a thought.
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I saw one Sue's on face book that is a chain gang of Sue's guilty of touching show quilts without their white gloves.
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I work for a federal judge and am in charge of the jury during trials. I tell the jurors that if there is something they want to bring in (like hand-sewing items), to just let me know and I will be able to help them get through the screening process (which is very strict in federal court). Don't be afraid to ask . . . that's what we are there for.
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Hi tinliz, that's so funny and could make an excellent border! And, thank you klgls, I did check just to make sure after all the advice on this thread and I am allowed to take in my sewing bits and pieces. They seem quite a lot more relaxed over here regarding what is acceptable and what is not, for jurors. Thanks for all your advice - all very useful and as for your suggestions, who knew you would all be such experts about crime!
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Lucky you -- on jury duty. I learned how to knit socks and turn the heel frm another juror. It is not only a civic duty, but a great way to observ the justice system at work
Mim
Originally Posted by PennyChattey
(Post 6809823)
I'm starting Jury Service tomorrow and have been told that there will be a lot of waiting time and to take my sewing. I thought I'd work on blocks to do with crime, prison, court etc but can only think of Courthouse Steps! Does anyone know about other blocks I could piece while incarcerated! Many thanks!
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Originally Posted by bj
(Post 6809988)
Went to quilters cache. There were lots! Here's a few...Ball and chain, beggar's block, Cain & Abel, chain links, courthouse star, depression block, framed, hourglass (doing time), Leavenworth 9 patch, Saint Paul (he spent a lot of time in prison), solitaire, wild goose chase. There were others, but they might have been a stretch, like Jack-in-the-box. What a fun idea and keepsake for your experience.
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Hi Mousie. I'm showing my ignorance here, but I don't know what a tag line is. (0:
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