n. a group of people sworn to hear the evidence and inquire into the facts in a law case; and to give a decision in accordance with their findings a group of people; often experts; selected to decide the winners and award the prizes in a competition
My mother has jury duty.
My mother has jury duty.
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The heinousness of the crimes brought the jury to tears.
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The right of a trial by jury shall be preserved.
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The trial jury had to decide whether the defendent was guilty or innocent.
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I have to go to the assize for jury duty.
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How many jurors and alternates were in the jury box during the trial?
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Venue is a place from which the jury is taken and where the trial is held.
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The deliberations of the jury has been going on for three days.
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What is the verdict of Scott's jury of his peers?
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This is a matter of fact for the jury to decide.
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The grand jury could indict the commissioner for fraud.
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The defendant supplicated the jury for compassion.
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The jury will convict him of the crime. OR The convict escaped from prison.
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The jury came back into the courtroom.
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The jury will be the determiners of his fate.
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2 syllables
ju-ry
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