Jury Pay by State

How much does jury duty pay? Every state

What courts pay jurors each day, and whether your employer must keep paying you, in 50 states and the federal courts. Each figure links to the law or court page it comes from.

Alaska$0$50No
Arizona$12$12No
ArkansasSet by county$50Not stated
California$0$15Not stated
ColoradoSet by county$50Yes
ConnecticutSet by county$50Yes
Delaware$20$20Not stated
District of Columbia$0$40Yes
Florida$15$30Not stated
GeorgiaSet by countyNot stated
Hawaii$30$30Not stated
Idaho$10$50Not stated
IllinoisSet by countyNo
Indiana$30$80Not stated
Iowa$30$30Not stated
KansasSet by countyNot stated
Kentucky$12.50$12.50Not stated
Louisiana$25$25Yes
Maine$15$15Not stated
MarylandSet by countyNo
MassachusettsSet by county$50Yes
Michigan$25$40Not stated
Minnesota$20$20Not stated
MississippiSet by countyNot stated
MissouriSet by countyNot stated
Montana$12$25Not stated
Nebraska$35$35Yes
NevadaSet by county$65Not stated
New Hampshire$20$20Not stated
New Jersey$5$40Not stated
New MexicoSet by countyNot stated
New York$72$72Yes
North Carolina$12$20Not stated
North Dakota$100$100Not stated
OhioSet by countyNot stated
Oklahoma$50$50No
Oregon$10$25No
Pennsylvania$9$25No
Rhode Island$25$25No
South CarolinaSet by countyNot stated
South Dakota$10$50No
Tennessee$10$10Yes
Texas$20$58Not stated
Utah$18.50$49Not stated
Vermont$30$30Not stated
Virginia$50$50Not stated
WashingtonSet by countyNot stated
WisconsinSet by countyNo
Wyoming$30$50Not stated
Federal courts$50$60No

State minimums. Many counties pay more. "Not stated" means the law and court pages we read do not say.

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