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How to get excused from jury duty in Blount County, Tennessee

The excusal routes Blount County, Tennessee actually recognizes — what each one needs, who decides, and where it goes.

Blount County names 'Work Hardship' as its own category with a specific documentation menu: a handwritten or typed letter from your employer, or — if you're self-employed — a business license or the first page of your latest tax return. You call to start it, then submit. Note that only the Judge can grant the excuse; a clerk follows up by phone or email once your documents are reviewed.

Your routes in Blount County, Tennessee

Age exemptionUsually automatic

Tennessee recognizes standard age-based accommodations — confirm your specific eligibility.

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Work hardshipHigh — named category, clear document list

An explicitly named category with a published list of acceptable proof for both employees and the self-employed.

Tenn. Code § 22-1-103. Blount County names 'Work Hardship' as a category requiring a handwritten or typed employer letter, or for self-employed jurors a business license or the first page of the latest tax return. Only the Judge has final authority to excuse.
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Medical conditionHigh, with documentation

Physician's documentation submitted through the same call-then-document process.

Tenn. Code § 22-1-103. Recognizes documented medical conditions as an excusal ground, reviewed by the Judge on the same documentation basis.
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Contact the court

Blount County Jury ServicesJury line: (865) 273-5400

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