[lee martell]

Tell them John, tell the courts that you are way too busy and too popular to just sit in a Jury Pool like some potted plant.

[MeganC]

Clearly Chief Justice Roberts places a value on civic duty.

[cripplecreek]

So how many jurors will agree with him because of who he is? Or worse, disagree with him because of who he is?

[Paine in the Neck]

Be sure to tell them that you’re easily intimidated, John. That’ll save everyone a lot of time during jury selection.

[minnesota_bound]

What if the jurors lost their jobs or had their hours cut back because of obamacare.... !

[Don Corleone]

Although Roberts ultimately was not chosen to serve on a jury, that's probably just as well,

Because the case involves arguing points in the English language which he sadly does not seem to understand.

[Conscience of a Conservative]

Back in law school, I interned with a judge in D.C. who HATED having lawyers or other judges on his juries (DC, not surprisingly, has the highest concentration of lawyers per capita in the country).

[miss marmelstein]

Poor slob on trial.

[DoughtyOne]

I’m not sure he has a clear enough mind to sit on a jury.

[Regal]

he will not be chosen.