The Court can consider the impact of your mental or physical infirmity on your capability to render efficient jury service and possibly excuse you from service, but this must always be established by a medical professional in writing, with the excuse submitted in writing to Court Administration.

See the Medical Excuse Form (available on the iJuror website).

Commonwealth laws do not expressly exempt a prospective juror based on religious reasons. Unless you have been excused for some other reason, you must report for jury service as directed. If you are selected as a potential juror for a trial, you may raise your religious objections to the presiding judge, who can consider your request at that time.

Yes, as long as you make your request two weeks prior to the date you are scheduled to report for service.