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  1. Amazing. The courts are still pushing for the moggy to turn up. Cat summoned for jury service - Yahoo! News UK A tabby cat has been selected for jury duty in the US after his owners registered him on a state census form. The bizarre letter was sent to the cat, which was listed in the pets section of the census, by a court in Boston, Massachusetts calling on him for duty. Cat owners Anna and Guy Esposito wrote to the court asking the family pet, named Sal, to be excused from service because he doesn't speak or understand English. Mrs Esposito reportedly included a letter from her vet confirming that the cat was a 'domestic short-haired neutered feline' and not human. However, the request for the cat's exemption was refused by a jury commissioner and Mrs Esposito was told that Sal 'must attend' Suffolk Superior Crown Court. She said: "When they ask him guilty or not guilty, what's he supposed to say - meow?" "Sal is a member of the family so I listed him on the last census form under pets but there has clearly been a mix-up." The Daily Mail reported that Sal could have accidentally ended up on the juror list when paperwork was misread at the last census. According to the Massachusetts judicial branch website, US citizens who 'do not speak and understand English sufficiently well may be disqualified.' If Sal's application for disqualification is denied, the cat is expected in court on 23 March.
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