Calm down a bit, yeah? I remember my mother having a terrible time convincing the court in our old county that we no longer lived there when they attempted to call her up for duty; luckily, we lived in a parsonage and the preacher who replaced my dad sent the summons to our new parish. We moved about a year prior and after the move my parents both changed their licenses and voted in our new county. Sometimes stuff happens, especially when the government is involved.

Or maybe she was under 18 when she lived at her old address, then moved out after she turned 18 and missed the voting deadline, which would be why she isn't registered. Or perhaps she doesn't have a license. Not everyone does. Pull the stick out and calm down.

Administrative changes go wrong or don't happen at all a lot too. Bureaucracy is this beautiful thing where you can change your address multiple times and they still get it wrong.

Jury pools come from multiple sources, not just voter registrations (how else do you think kids and dogs get the occasional summons? It also would discourage some people from registering if it only came from there). Also, voter registration is separate from your license/state ID and you can have one without the other. In order to vote, you have to register to vote; you don't just vote after you obtain your license/ID.

Here's a crazy thought: what if the GOVERNMENT screwed up instead of her?

Oh, hundreds? How old are you, 250? Where I live they can only summon you once a year(unless you were able to postpone it).

i was exaggerating you dipstick

I believe the correct term is "dipshit", and I couldn't tell whether you were exaggerating or not. Where I live, you can get as many jury summons as they assign you. There are people in my town that have had over 100 jury summons. Don't act like a dipshit.

the republicans hate government and want to make it fail, so every chance they get they sabotage things. Example being the post office, the post office had a surplus, the republicans in congress found out a few years ago and change the law so the post office has to pre-fund their retirement plans so far into the future to cover employees who arne't even hired yet. the predictable result is the post office is now horribly strapped for cash, but congress won't let them raise postage so all they can do is cut service so it's crappy and everyone wants to "deregulate" the mail because the post office is doing badly.