- trial. The
group of
potential jurors (the "jury pool,” also
known as the
venire) is
first selected from
among the
community using a
reasonably random method...
- In law,
venire facias (Latin for "may you
cause to come"), also
venire facias juratores, and
often shortened to
venire, is a writ
directing a
sheriff to...
- from a
venire, or jury pool, by
requiring (only) them to
actively register for jury duty
violated the defendant's
right to a
representative venire. The...
- Rest on weak
interior cadence from L****us's Qui vult
venire post me, mm. 3–5...
-
first person singular perfect indicative active forms of the
Latin verbs venire, videre, and vincere,
which mean "to come", "to see", and "to conquer",...
-
impartiality of the jury is the
nature of the panel, or
venire, from
which the
jurors are selected.
Venires must
represent a fair cross-section of the community;...
-
Latin venio where the
first syllable was stressed, vs
venir from
Latin venire where the main
stress was on the
penultimate syllable. An
operational definition...
-
contraction of à chef
venir ("to come to a head"),
ultimately from
Latin ad
caput venire, "to come to a head", thus: "to
reach a conclusion, accomplish, achieve"...
-
constable went to each juror's home to show him the
summons paperwork (
venire facias de novo); it wasn't
until 1871 that any
Irish jurors could be summoned...
- (from dire).
Compounds from the root -durre
similarly have -dotto /ˈdotto/;
venire has
venuto and bere has bevuto;
stare and
essere both have stato. All transitive...
