As you gaze at the jury forewoman in this episode...Emily Kohrs, and her social media business....she's into witchcraft.
So, you just kinda stand there and try to seem how things work in Georgia, and her 'hobby' fits into things.
First, when you do a Grand Jury....there's usually a questionnaire with forty-odd questions. The judge wants to note that you are a resident of the region....that you aren't 'touched' (meaning nuts)...that you can prove your identity (usually from a driver's license). They might ask about hobby stuff.....but there's nothing will drag your witchcraft angle.
Second, even if you had said you were a witch in the judge's interview.....there's no rule to disqualify you because of your witch status.
Third, over the course of several seeks of Grand Jury duty.....if it did come out....I'm pretty sure that half of the jury members would be freaked out, and would have asked the judge to be released.
Fourth, to be kinda honest....folks from the south will usually say they've never met a witch. Maybe when 'Uncle Harvey' got all drunk and said he was 'Satan'...you just assumed he was faking it. Klan members or radical hippies? Oh yeah....everyone will say they've met one or two. But witches? No.
Finally, I just don't see this gal staying around Georgia at this point. The fame and glamor will be too much, and she will end up in California.
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