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juror

[joor-er, -awr] / ˈdʒʊər ər, -ɔr /
NOUN
member of the jury
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Prosecutors and defense attorneys had agreed, in a motion filed by Delcid’s attorney, not to disclose to jurors that Solorio was an off-duty police officer, since it was not considered a factor in the crime.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Shoukat disagreed with a suggestion from prosecutor Jonathan Sandiford that such a move was "unhygienic", telling jurors: "It was waste and the room was being refurbished. The sample itself was sealed."

From BBC

Smyser, the prosecutor, told jurors that the brothers had a playbook of luring women to exclusive parties, trips and weekend getaways.

From The Wall Street Journal

A 47-year-old man who stayed with the Daniels told jurors that Barbara was seen as the "boss" while Douglas, a retired car mechanic, was a "scary physical man."

From BBC

At trial, jurors are expected to see an array of evidence, including excerpts from internal company documents.

From BBC