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juror

noun as in member of the jury

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The panel said he also engaged in a pattern of improper remarks that “were discourteous and gave the appearance of bias to a crime victim, prospective jurors, defendants, attorneys and others.”

During the trial, jurors had heard how the pair argued when Mr Pugh, who was in a new relationship, visited the house just after 20:30 on 22 March three years ago.

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Cardi B was found not liable on all counts by jurors after less than an hour of deliberations.

On 2 July prosecution and defence lawyers in the Elias Morgan case appeared at Preston Crown Court to raise with Mr Justice Goose a post from Jenrick that they feared could have influenced jurors.

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For instance, many might be surprised to learn that here, for more than 120 years, the state allowed people like Gray to be sent to prison for life even though two jurors voted not guilty.

From Salon

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