When they were impaneling the jury in the Sacco & Vanzetti Case, even before the trial had become a
cause célèbre of the left, they went through the jury panel without seating a jury. The sheriff's deputy "arrested" everyone at a Masonic Lodge and dragged them in for jury duty. (Under Massachusetts Law, a judge can order the sheriff to press passers-by on the highways and byways into the jury pool. A (nitwit) judge actually did this about 15 years ago in Framingham. I don't mind jury duty, but normally you have months to plan for it. ) That became one of the basis of one of their numerous appeals, the defense charging that Masons could be expected to have a nativist bias.
Normally, when I serve on jury duty the defense, as a matter of course, uses their peremptory challenges to eliminate the most educated jurors, so I'm safe unless I get called after they've used them up.