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Check if you need to attend jury service today or tomorrow

Click on one of the courts below to see if you need to come to jury service today or tomorrow.

North Island

Auckland District Court

Auckland High Court

Gisborne High Court & District Court

Hamilton High Court & District Court

Kaikohe District Court

Manukau District Court

Napier High Court & District Court

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Wellington District Court

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Whangarei High Court & District Court

South Island

Blenheim High Court & District Court

Christchurch District Court

Christchurch High Court

Dunedin High Court & District Court

Greymouth High Court & District Court

Invercargill High Court & District Court

Nelson High Court & District Court

Timaru High Court & District Court

 
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