Based on my experience, You should be okay with the hearing and jury duty. I had to miss a day of jury duty for a doctor's appointment, and all they needed was a note, so I'd think they'll accept proof that you had a hearing that day
If you're in the US and required to do jury duty you can just tell them you know about jury nullification (look it up if you don't) and they will deny you from doing it. Other places we aren't sure if they will care or not.
That isn't a guarantee. Some lawyers want people who say they know about jury nullification because it means they are informed.
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