Who should a trainee notify if they receive a jury summons or subpoena?

A trainee should notify the class coordinator if they receive a jury summons or subpoena because the class coordinator is responsible for managing the training schedule and ensuring that all trainees remain in compliance with their training requirements. The class coordinator plays a pivotal role in mediating between the trainee's commitments and the training program, thus allowing for a proper adjustment to the trainee’s attendance and engagement in the program while also handling any potential conflicts or absences.

The direct supervisor and the training officer, while important figures in the trainee's development, are not typically involved in the procedural aspects of managing legal obligations such as jury duty or subpoenas. Notifying fellow trainees is not appropriate, as they do not have the authority or responsibility to handle these matters. Therefore, the class coordinator is the most suitable point of contact for any issues pertaining to jury summonses or subpoenas.