juror English

Meaning juror meaning

What does juror mean?

juror

— noun someone who serves (or waits to be called to serve) on a jury

Synonyms juror synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as juror?

juror English » English

juryman

jurywoman

jury

talisman

petty juror

petit juror

panel

lay judge

group

citizen judge

assessor

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Simple sentences

The twelfth juror is missing.

Movie subtitles

You may question the prospective juror, Mr Jackson.

This juror isn't on trial.

I believe it was, uh, juror number three, Mr Norris.

You swear to truthfully answer all questions. put to you to challenge your competence. as an impartial juror in this proceeding. between New York and Doris Attinger, so help you God?

The juror is acceptable to the People.

The defendant challenges this juror for cause.

Mr. Miller will you answer the juror?

Remember our juror came across one just last week.

Tell the juror Mr. Miller.

The court will rule on what is proper evidence, Mr. Juror.

Not after what that juror said, no.

Mr. drummond, is the defense ready to proceed with the selection of the next juror?

The 11th juror has been selected.

Juror number 3. Do you have question?

The juror said homicide by recklessness. Sentenced to 7 years.

Mr. Miller, will you answer the juror?

Think carefully now. Remember, our juror came across one just last week.

Tell the juror, Mr. Miller.

As a juror I'd give me five years.

Figured he'd need a little help, so he. bribed a juror.

Defense is fondling a juror.

A juror doesn't make a determination until he has all the evidence.

Juror Number Seven, has received substantial money- money which was paid to him to influence his vote.

As a juror, you will be asked to disregard this disability unless it is shown to have a direct bearing on the case.

Juror number two.

Remember, our juror came across one just last week.

The juror had never seen the letter.

Unfortunately, the fact that my client was captured the night of the robbery. traipsing around a museum in a guard's uniform. might seem to an uninformed juror slightly more than circumstantial evidence.

One juror who doesn't believe he did it.

One juror with a kid who looks into that face.

ALL right, Mr. Clintine, Let me ask you this: Do you think, as a juror you'd be able to set aside any prior opinion you might hold about the savings and loan industry?

That's a defendant's juror.

One juror thought he should've grown a beard.

Enter Mrs. Coleman as a juror.

We accept this juror, Your Honor.

You may enter Mr. Shaver as a juror.