By skyforbes 
Online Verdict looks for jurors to serve online within their local county or federal district. Payments are made once per month via a mailed check. The pay ranges from about $20 to $60 depending on the length of time spent reviewing the case (or approximately $1 per minute.) Not too shabby!
Another reputable company is E-Jury. They pay between $5 and $10 per case. While this may not be the highest paid gig from the list it is beginner-friendly. Their requirements include applicants being a US citizen who is at least 18 years old, with no current indictments for felony or misdemeanor charges. Payments are made via Paypal.
LegalFocusGroup.com connects potential mock jurors and legal focus group participants across the U.S. for remote sessions conducted through Zoom. Sessions involve attorneys presenting their cases or related facts to gauge participant opinions, with pay starting at $15 per hour and often reaching at least $20 per hour. Payment is immediate via PayPal, Zelle, or Venmo.
The next company we suggest you check out is Jury Test. Their pay ranges from $20 to $50. Much like other companies on this list, mock jurors review a case then share their opinions or answer a questionnaire. Simply fill out an application and you’re good to go!
Another company we suggest looking into is TrialJurors. They will share facts from a real court case, involving real people and ask you to share your opinion on the case outcome. You will be paid $100 to $175 per day, depending on the length of the session.
Become a mock juror with Signup Directo and earn a minimum of $100 or more for a day’s work, whether online or in-person, if chosen at random. Events may encompass virtual or in-person group settings.
Being in a mock jury is definitely one of the most interesting side hustles you will find online. Although it won’t make you rich, it’s something that can help you make some extra money.