Best 7 Sites That Pay You To Work from Home as a Mock Juror

Becoming an online juror is yet another work at home position that is quickly gaining popularity with US-based telecommuters. The idea behind a mock jury is actually nothing new. It is a method that lawyers and other legal experts have used to brush up on their cases.

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What is a Mock Jury?

Traditionally, lawyers or companies hire people to make up the jury of a mock trial. The jury would, of course, make up the same demographic as would be expected in a real trial. The lawyers then take the jury through all the court processes including presenting arguments, evidence and so on.

The jury members then answer specific questions as well as give their verdict. The aim of all this is for the lawyers and other legal experts to see their weaknesses and get a good idea of what to expect in a real-world trial. The jury, as expected, is paid a fee for its services.

Thanks to the internet, a mock juror is now a virtual paying job. Compensation ranges from one company to another which will be explored here. Below are the seven best online mock jury websites that pay.

7 Mock Jury Websites That Pay 

There are actually a number of mock jury websites but the 7 featured here stand out as the most legitimate and offer fair compensation all things considered. Note that these websites are not listed in any particular order.

#1: JuryTalk.com

JuryTalk.com is associated with the Wellington Institute Network and is a credible website. It offers two programs;

Mock jurors simply listen to brief legal cases set up by attorneys and later fill out questionnaires and give personal opinions on the case. The program lasts for one day and payment made soon after. The entire process is also fairly simple. You fill out an application on their official website to get started.

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#2: eJury.com

eJury is the brainchild of Christopher L. Bagby who is a trial attorney so it’s credibility can be authenticated. The way it works is an attorney or other legal expert’s posts case details for the reason of getting feedback. The site matches the case with 50 local mock jurors who then review the details and give their opinion. Feedback may be given in form of a verdict or in as answers to pre-set questions or both.

Interested people simply sign up at eJury.com by filling out relevant information. An email verifying your successful application is then sent. Once the case in the area you are registered in comes in, you receive a notification on email which you can accept or decline. Some of the requirements include;

  • 18 years or over
  • United States Citizen
  • Able to read and write
  • Of good moral character and sound mind
  • No indictment, felony or misdemeanor charge

Pay varies between $5 and $10. Sign up here!


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#3: OnlineVerdict.com

The OnlineVerdict procedure is standard for online mock juries. Attorneys post their case details and the website matches the attorneys with local mock jurors. This website uses a panel of 25 or 50 jurors depending on the case details.

Jurors offer their feedback including their opinion of the case and overall attitude. OlineVerdict is endorsed by Clark Howard of the Clark Howard Show so its legitimacy is not in question.

Simply sign up to the website and wait for an email matching you to a case in your local area when one becomes available. The only known requirement is you must be a citizen of the United States and 18 years or older.

Payment varies between $20 and $60. How much time you spend on a case as well as other expectations is all explained in the email invitation.

Participants can use this link to apply online.


#4: JuryTest.net

JuryTest works the same way as the other website described above. You are required to listen to or read case details and offer your feedback. Feedback is given in a number of ways depending on the case including through;

Pay generally varies between $20 and $50. The entire process (evaluating a case) rarely takes more than an hour although the details are specified in the invitation email. As always, simply sign up on the JuryTest.com website and you will be notified once you are eligible to take part in a mock jury. People living in larger cities have a better chance at getting a case. There isn’t much in the way of requirements except that you must be a citizen of the United States.

Use this link to get started with Jury Test.


#5: TrialJuries.com 

TrialJuries was founded by Lee Glickenhaus and Bobby Tritt both of whom are practicing lawyers so its legitimacy is confirmed. Members sign up on the Tlex.com website and fill out a profile. An invitation email is sent to your inbox if there is a case matching your profile. Compensation is in the $30 range although this figure may depend on the complexity of the case. The only two requirements are you must be 18 years or older and a United States citizen. Payment is made through PayPal. One advantage of this site that’s worth mentioning is there is no minim amount required to withdraw your earnings.


#6: Virtual Jury

Virtual Jury is an online focus group. Members can get started sign up by visiting the Virtual Jury official website and get randomly selected to participate in a jury panel. The main task of mock jurors it to share your thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and decisions about political issues and interesting legal cases. 

#7: ResolutionResearch.com

ResolutionResearch.com is run by a marketing research company bearing the same name and is a legitimate online mock jury opportunity. What stands out about this site is it’s not just a jury site as there are surveys available in virtually all industries. Pay ranges wildly from $5 to $400 depending on the work you do and who hires you.

ResolutionResearch.com also has a referral program that pays a nominal fee every time you get someone to fill in a survey for the company. It is worth noting that there is no minimum required to withdraw your earnings.

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Final Words

These are the major reputable online mock jury jobs available. Note that none of these websites require a sign-up fee or monthly membership. You shouldn’t have to pay for this kind of work so that’s an easy way to tell a scam. Signing up also doesn’t guarantee you will be picked for a case. It’s really a numbers game but people who live in large cities or metropolitan areas generally see better results. Signing up to multiple sites also increases your chances of getting picked for a case.

You probably won’t replace your day job doing online jury duty but it is worth it for making a little money on the side for just a few hours (often less) of your time.

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Comments

This Post Has 17 Comments

  1. Mark Kortright

    Lashay,

    Please provide me with the link to the company that took over Tlex. Thanks in advance and you’re doing a great job!

    Best,

    Mark K

    1. Lashay

      Hey Mark! Thanks for writing in. Which company? TLEX?

  2. Debbie

    On the Jury Talk description it says it is a one day program. So, is it a one and done? Or do you get other cases?

    1. Lashay

      The work comes and goes so it shouldn’t be relied on as a stable income, just a side job.

  3. Denice

    Hi,
    I’m really intrested in doing Online Mock Jury but I live in the UK will I still be able to take part?
    If so can you let me know what sites to join?
    Look forward to your response?
    Many thanks.
    Denice.

    1. Lashay

      Unfortunately, the mock juror jobs are only available in the US at this time.

  4. Candace Scott

    Are these legit? I ask because this sounds interesting.

    1. Lashay

      Hi Candace! Yes, they are. We only share legitimate jobs here.

  5. Wendy Baum Perry

    Thanks, it’s been real. After a good run, we’ve decided to take TrialJuries off line. Come visit us at T Lex to find all about Extranets for lawyers.

  6. Taquana Smith

    Do you know any sites that pay for your hair care products or a craft sales or maybe real envelope stuffers

    1. Lashay H.

      Are you trying to sell the hair products or crafts?

  7. Ryan McCain

    SignUpDirect.com doesn’t load either. Am I the only one?

    1. Lashay H.

      Hi, Ryan! The site went down. I have updated this article. Thank you!

  8. Merrissa

    Just so you know, #5 is no longer in business.

  9. Merrissa

    Just to give you a heads up #5, Trial Juries, is now closed. It’s no longer a business.

    1. Lashay H.

      Thanks! That’s why I posted the link to the website that took over Tlex. I appreciate you for letting me know.

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