Judith P. Miller is an attorney, but at the same time is a nursing mother. She breast-feeds her son, and breast pumps to prevent a serious infection called mastitis. This is where milk backs up in her chest. She was very excited to serve jury duty, but when she asked where lactation room was a clerk apologized. He said that there was an outlet that malfunctioned. As a result, she had to leave jury duty. She stated that “in technical terms, to a jury selected from a “fair cross section of the community.” Excluding lactating women from the jury pool means the cross section isn’t fair at all.”(Nursing mother). She is saying that all people have the right to jury duty, and the fact she had to go home was violating her rights. In conclusion, the