Individuals who came to Canada as children and their parents neglected to make them citizens and who, for whatever reason, have failed to apply for citizenship are only allowed to be a juror only in civil cases, not criminal trials.

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In Canada, jury duty eligibility is determined by provincial and territorial laws, and typically, only Canadian citizens are eligible to serve as jurors in both civil and criminal cases. Non-citizens, regardless of their residency status, are generally not eligible to serve as jurors.

Individuals Who Came to Canada as Children and Their Parents