"A new juror scam email, which fraudulently seeks personal information
that could aid identity theft, has been reported in at least 14 federal
court districts.
According to the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, citizens
received emails claiming they had been selected for jury service and
demanding that they return a form with such information as Social
Security and driver’s license numbers, date of birth, cell phone number,
and mother’s maiden name. . . ." More.
Originally posted July 31, 2014 by The Third Branch News
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