Juror

In HK, the lawstates that a juror must be a resident of HK; aged between 21 and 65; notafflicted by blindness, deafness or other disability that could prevent him from serving as a juror; be of good character, and have a sufficient knowledge of the language in which the proceedings are tobe conducted to be able to understand the proceedings. The law does not prescribe how “linguistic competence” is to be measured, but the usual practice isto exclude from the jury pool thosewith an educational level below Form 7.So, in answer to your question, there is a verygood chance that someone with an education below university degree level bechosen to be a juror. In fact, I have personally seen a lot of non university-graduatechosen as jurors and they have mostly performed their duties well.

peter大哥已經引述了陪審團條例的部份內容了.
其實, 整個條文裡都沒有指出一個明確的學歷要求, 反而只是很含糊地說出「具良好品格及有良好之中英文理解能力.」. 因此, 高中畢業(即是AL/ DSE/ 副學士/ 高級文憑), 又或者是畢業後再自修一些專業資歷之朋友 (例如自修LCCI), 而且同時並沒有犯罪紀錄, 就已經可以被列入陪審員的候選人名單.
話分兩頭, 被列入候選人名單也不代表一定就要擔當陪審員的, 因為這個名單本身就包括很多人(只論學士畢業生而言, 每年都已經有約一萬五的JUPAS畢業生會加入這個名單), 所以, 真正被抽中而需要履行陪審員責任的機會是很微的.