I think it will cause a lot of pressure on the jurors who can't afford to be there. I feel if you say you can't do jury duty when you go through the selection process, you're not bringing the proper cross-section, because we want the right demographic. We want people from all economic backgrounds. Maybe this person who can't afford to go on jury duty is a perfect candidate to be a juror and will make great recommendations or great decisions.
I think maybe there needs to be a little more value on the work that is being done, because it's hard. It's not just nine to five, and it's really long-lasting.