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Members of a body of people who have sworn to give a legal verdict based on the evidence on a given matter presented in a court of law: Yesterday, Mrs. Black was selected to be a juror at the trial of the person who had committed fraud.
In a surprise turn of events, the eminent civil law professional was selected as a juror for the upcoming conflict-of-interest trial.
Yesterday, Allen was selected to be a juror at the trial of the person who had committed fraud.
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An additional person or people who are impanelled in case of a sickness or a disability of any members of a jury: Alternate jurors are usually available for trials of expectedly long durations .
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A juror who has been selected to replace any one of the regular jurors who may have become ill and cannot attend the full trial proceeding: These replacement or alternate jurors are responsible for the same tasks as regular jurors who will hear and decide cases.
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Questions raised to jurors by the judge, prosecutor, and/or defense attorney relating to their qualifications as impartial finders of fact: Examples of challenges of jurors can be the removal of a perspective juror by his or her lack of qualification or because of bias.
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