-
offering 600 members) and they were then
divided into
chambers of 600
jurymen, 500 or 501 of whom were
regular members, with the rest
constituting alternate...
- the
Northside district.
After the men had been arrested, 500
potential jurymen were
called before Berner's
lawyer accepted the jury of twelve.
After a...
-
examined the plea of
exemption put
forward by
those who
refused to act as
jurymen.
Their number were
increased to four, but
Augustus reverted it to three...
- in 458–457 BC and
bestowed generous wages on all
citizens who
served as
jurymen in the
Heliaia (the
supreme court of Athens) some time just
after 454 BC...
-
since early times. A
Swabian ordinance of 1562
called for the
summons of
jurymen (urtheiler), and
various methods were in use in Emmendingen, Oppenau, and...
- In
Alcatraz Killing:
Psychological Defense Revealed;
Young Lawyers Quiz
Jurymen". San
Francisco Examiner. p. 20.
Retrieved 9
April 2015. Ward,
David A...
- parti****tion of the
elective representatives of
local communities (rural heads,
jurymen, tselovalniki,
dvorskie etc.) in
legal proceedings. The
arrest of suspects...
-
jurymen are
divided into two groups, in most
counties the
first with
sixteen members and the
second with eight. From this pool of
available jurymen the...
- that
allowed the superstition, ignorance, biases, and
prejudices of
seven jurymen to
determine guilt or innocence." Lee has been
criticised for his "free...
-
Censura Librorum Apocryphorum (1611),
Richard Bernard in
Guide to
Grand Jurymen (1627),
Joseph Glanvill in
Philosophical Considerations touching Witches...
