[MD] NHS? No thanks

[ARLO J BENSINGER JR]

[Craig]
But there's no moral obligation for the state to provide food & health-care
for free to millionaire's in those barbed wire country clubs.  The state
doesn't do that for me when I'm called to jury duty.

[Arlo]
I'm not sure what you mean. According to law, anyone incarcerated is given food,
shelter and health-care. I'm sure if for some reason the "millionaire" was
unable to arrange food, the state would provide it.

Most states (if not all) provide a small daily stipend (compensation) for jury
duty. In addition, your employer is asked to allow you to have time off. If it
meant financial hardship, you can ask to be excused.