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  Because one must be on the electoral register to vote, and because jury service is a compulsory, freedom-restricting order from the government that draws its names from the electoral register, then jury service must cease drawing its names from the electoral register in order to give people the right to vote without any consequence.
  
  You don't understand the UK electoral register. In the UK it is required to register to vote. You don't need to cast a vote but you are required to register. It is a criminal offense to refuse.
  So either way jury duty isn't an additional restriction on someone voting or not.
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