u/Dr_Hunnicutt

Hello, I am an 18 year old living in Maryland. I was wondering if I would get in trouble for asking not to do jury duty because I do not believe that I in good conscience can judge someone for an act they may or may not have committed under a situation that they were in that I myself am unable to understand. I say this in the sense that I feel it immoral to judge a man who steals a loaf of bread to feed his family not that I can't judge someone for robbing a liquor store. I don't want to be found in contempt but don't believe that I have enough life experience to properly do the job of a jurrer.

Hello, I am a graduating highschool senior and am looking for certifications that I can take. I already have BCSI Documentation & SOP, BCSI Safety-Hazard Assessment, and BCSI Small Volume Metrology badges which are still valid. I am going to be doing a year of community college starting this fall so I have time to get certifications before going to a four year school. I will be applying to a college of psychology and later a college of neuroscience. Any certifications that would help my chances of getting in are what I am primarily looking for but I am open to getting random certifications just for the sake of getting more certifications.