Oct 14, 2026 · 24 min · 12 segments
An awesome responsibility. Even a civic privilege. That's what jury selection and jury duty are in the United States judicial process. Host Roshini Rajkumar takes us in session with Judge Lois Conroy…
Roshini RajkumarHostWe have seen that judges, not just here in Minnesota, but across the country, have never faced more work as judges, that our workloads continue to go up.
And Leading those efforts to make our judicial system a fair and just place takes a lot of work.
And, I mean, I just want to emphasize that violence or threats against judges is a huge no-no, and I really hope— that anyone who's watching us, listening to us, if you know of anyone who would even think of doing something like that, that you either call the police and let the police know, or if you are connected to that person, try to talk them out of that, because it is absolutely what judges do.
We have seen that judges, not just here in Minnesota, but across the country, have never faced more work as judges, that our workloads continue to go up.
And Leading those efforts to make our judicial system a fair and just place takes a lot of work.
And, I mean, I just want to emphasize that violence or threats against judges is a huge no-no, and I really hope— that anyone who's watching us, listening to us, if you know of anyone who would even think of doing something like that, that you either call the police and let the police know, or if you are connected to that person, try to talk them out of that, because it is absolutely what judges do.
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