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Jury questionnaire review: Clinton County lists reasons for excusal and disqualification
Summary
The minutes itemize counts from juror questionnaires: 3,500 mailed; 2,329 qualified; 259 not returned; with disqualifying categories including 53 noncitizens and 474 over-70 responses. The table of counts is presented in the board minutes submitted by the secretary.
The Clinton County Jury Board’s minutes include a detailed tabulation of juror questionnaire responses reviewed at the July 27–28, 2026 meeting. The record states that 3,500 questionnaires were originally mailed and that 2,329 prospective jurors were identified as "Qualified."
The minutes list specific category counts used in screening and excusal: "Deceased 3; No English 4; Not U.S. Citizen 53; Felony 23; Hardship 5; Health 35; Religion 0; Out of County 144; Over 70 474; Student/Military 74; Undeliverable 97." The minutes also show 259 questionnaires "Not Returned." These counts are presented in the minutes under the heading: "Totals of the Juror Questionnaires reviewed at the Jury Board Meeting are as follows:" the line is part of the official minutes submitted by the board secretary.
The table provides the administrative basis for the board’s pool of qualified jurors but the minutes excerpt does not record further discussion, action, or changes to selection policy. The figures should be read as the board’s administrative counts for recordkeeping and jury management.
