A person who is not registered to vote may not serve on a jury.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Depends on age
• D. Depends on residency

Answer: (B)

Jury eligibility is about meeting specific criteria, not whether you are registered to vote. To serve on a jury, you typically must be a citizen, reside in the jurisdiction, be at least a specified age, and not be disqualified for certain reasons (like certain criminal convictions). Voter registration is a separate process and does not by itself determine eligibility. Some areas may use voter rolls to help assemble juror pools, but not being registered to vote does not automatically bar you from serving if you meet the other requirements. So the statement isn’t correct—a person not registered to vote may still be eligible and called for jury service.