用juror造句子，“juror”造句

One who examines and settles a case;a judge or juror.

In the juror qualifications aspect, we may consider that the population receiving higher education can hold at least half proportion.

The psychological exercises of juror and the professional judge in the process of trial have important influences on the judicial results.

And that a potential juror is a white woman who volunteers for a local arts festival and worries about negative publicity for Sanford.

The attorney for the defense challenged the juror.

Stay tuned for tomorrow's usage review, where me and a fellow juror promote ourselves to judges.

Juror no. 3 stops struggling now and stares at no. 8 and all the jurors watch in silence.

The unidentified juror is seeking court permission to speak publicly about the way the case was handled, something which is banned by state law.

Why do we have only one alternate juror?

Another juror, Debbie Beaty, says the science helped persuade her that Waldroup was not entirely in control of his actions.

There are two kinds of jury challenges. A prospective juror can be challenged "for cause" if he has some kind of a conflict or legal barrier - for example, if he is a friend of the defendant.

One juror even praised the two managers for working “24/7” to save their funds.

A juror must have an open mind.

The new young juror recognises him as a furniture-dealer he suspects of cheating him over the recent purchase of a pair of card tables.

The barrister entirely renounce his right to object to a juror.

If each member of a jury has only partial information, the majority decision is more likely to be correct than a decision arrived at by an individual juror.