FAQ

E-MAIL: jury.commission@adacounty.id.gov
FAX: (208) 287-7579
TELEPHONE NUMBER: (208) 287-7570 ext. 0
ADDRESS:

ADA COUNTY FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURTHOUSE
JURY COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
200 W. FRONT ST ROOM 4117
BOISE, ID 83702

Yes, you may bring it with you, but it can only be used in the Jury Assembly Room.
Simply write “Not at This Address” on the front of the mailer; the U. S. Post Office will return the document to the Ada County Jury Commissioner. The Court will research the document for the correct address.
At age 70 or older you may be excused. You may telephone, email or complete the questionnaire and return it to Ada County Jury Commissioner. Please indicate you wish to be excused.
Please complete your qualification questionnaire and postponement section stating your reason; you must provide a new date for the postponement. If you have already completed your questionnaire you may mail, email or fax your request.
Please mail, email or fax a copy of your driver’s license or voter registration the new county where you currently reside.
If you are not a United States citizen, you may mail, email or fax a copy of your green card, I-94 or residence card to Ada County Jury Commissioner.
Your name was randomly drawn from a driver’s license or voter registration records. You may be summoned every year; but you are not required to serve, if it has been within the past 36 months.
You may submit documentation from a medical physician. Your physician may mail, fax, or email the document. Once the document has been accepted, return confirmation will be mailed to you.
You may update this information on the jury qualification questionnaire. If you have already submitted this information you may mail, email or fax any changes to us.
When you check in for jury service, request employment verification. At any time, you may request verification documentation; it will be sent directly to the juror only.
You may mail, email or fax a copy of your green card, passport, I-94 or residence card to the Ada County Jury Commissioner.
Please mail, email or a fax a copy of your current orders or letter from your commanding officer for consideration. You may black out any personal areas from your Orders.
If you have completed your probation or parole you may serve as a juror. If you have not, simply submit the name of your probation or parole officer for dismissal.
Jurors should appear dressed in a manner that is respectful of the Court. Uniforms, shorts, and improper clothing are not acceptable.
Parking at the Ada County Courthouse is available on the East side of the Courthouse. There are 2 entrances; Avenue “A” or a second entrance just West of Avenue A. Bring your parking ticket to the Ada County Jury Commissioner for validation. Please review your Reporting and Parking Instructions. For more detailed instructions please click on the following video link: Parking Instructions.
Security is mandatory in all court facilities. Please do not bring brief cases, extra bags, or items that could be construed as a weapon such as: guns, pocket knives, mace, scissors, razor blades, crochet hooks, knitting needles and other metal objects. These items will delay the security check in.
Jurors are paid $5.00 for one half day and $10.00 for a full day, plus 0.67 centsper mile from your home to the Ada County Courthouse Complex and return. Checks are mailed about 2 weeks after your service. Please contact the Ada County Jury Commissioner, if you have not received your check within 30 days. If you wish to have your funds donated to the Jury Assistance Program, please contact the Jury Commissioner at your earliest convenience.
Jurors may donate their jury fees and mileage to the Jury Assistance Program, or Juror’s Helping Juror’s. This fund will assist other jurors, with child care, taxi service, and many other amenities that will enhance the jury process.
We are located on the 4th floor of the Ada County Courthouse Complex, Room 4117.
No law books, dictionaries, or newspapers are permitted. You may bring a book to read while in the Jury Assembly area; you may not read your book in the Courtroom.
Yes, refrigerators, microwaves and eating utensils are provided in the Jury Commissioner’s Office and all deliberation rooms. No glassware. If you have dietary restrictions, you may want to bring your own lunch.
No, please do not bring any family members or children with you. The cases that you will hear are very serious cases and your attention will be mandatory.

If your question has not been answered and you need personal assistance, please contact Randy Rutland, Ada County Jury Commissioner at (208) 287-7575.