- as
jurors.
Attacks on the
American jury
increased after the pool of
jurors expanded to
include newly-enfranchised
women and minorities. A head
juror is...
- The
Juror is a 1996
American legal thriller film
based on the 1995
novel by
George Dawes Green. It was
directed by
Brian Gibson and
stars Demi
Moore as...
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using his own
sobering story to
prove that
Sythe is
capable of change. Most
jurors favor a
conviction with
retired detective Harold arguing, at Justin's suggestion...
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checks are
increasingly being used to
catch jurors who lie
about their criminal records.
Three stealth jurors allegedly lied to get on the jury in the trial...
- so-called as the
grand jurors had to
present their public works proposals and
budgets in
court for
official sanction by a judge.
Grand jurors were
usually the...
-
related to The
Jurors (2015) by Hew Locke. The
Jurors by Hew Locke, at
Runnymede and Ankerwycke,
National Trust What does The
Jurors represent?, National...
- more
likely than
other jurors to
convict a defendant. That is, death-qualified
jurors are more
likely than non-death-qualified
jurors to vote for conviction...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A non-
juror is a
person who
refuses to
swear a
particular oath: In
British history, non-
jurors refused to
swear allegiance to...
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starring as
Jurors No. 8 and No. 1, respectively. The 2008 tour did not
include Wendt but
featured Kevin Dobson, of
Kojak and
Knots Landing, as
Juror No. 10...
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others leave,
Juror 8
graciously helps Juror 3 put on his coat. The
defendant is
acquitted off-screen. As the
jurors leave the courthouse,
Jurors 8 and 9 reveal...
