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impanel jury
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Less common in the UK legal system to impanel a jury, as many cases are heard by a judge alone.
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impanel jury
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Impaneling a jury is not common in the UK legal system, as jury trials are less frequent and usually reserved for more serious criminal cases.
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impanel jury
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A common procedure in legal systems to select a group of individuals to serve as jurors in a trial
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juror
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Selected from the population to serve on a jury in a court of law
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juror
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Jurors are selected from the general public and play an essential role in determining the outcome of a trial.
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juror
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Jurors are selected from the general public and are responsible for determining the guilt or innocence of the defendant in a trial.
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juror
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Selected from the general public to serve on a jury for a trial
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jurors
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Jurors are responsible for determining the guilt or innocence of a defendant in a criminal trial.
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jurors
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Selected from the general public to serve on a jury and decide the outcome of a trial.
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jurors
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Potential jurors must be unbiased and impartial, and are expected to judge the evidence presented in the case.
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jurors
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Jurors are expected to be impartial and unbiased, and their decision should be solely based on the evidence presented in the court.
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jurors
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Selected from the general public to serve on a jury and make decisions in a court case
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jury
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Juries are commonly used in legal systems for deciding guilt or innocence in criminal cases.
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jury
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Juries are commonly used in the legal system for determining the guilt or innocence of a defendant.
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jury
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A crucial element of the legal system, where a group of citizens decides the outcome of a trial based on evidence and arguments presented
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jury
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Juries are composed of ordinary citizens randomly selected from eligible voter lists to participate in legal proceedings and reach a verdict.
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jury trial
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Common practice in the legal system, with citizens serving as jurors to reach verdicts
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jury trial
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Considered a fundamental right and a cornerstone of the justice system
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jury trial
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The jury's verdict is based on evidence presented in court and the interpretation of law
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jury trial
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Emphasizes the idea of a trial by peers, reflecting the values of democracy and citizen participation in the legal process
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jury trial
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Juror selection involves random citizens from various backgrounds to ensure a fair and impartial trial
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jurys
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Jury trials are a common practice in the legal system.
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jurys
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Jury trials are a fundamental part of the legal system, with citizens serving as jurors to decide the outcome of criminal and civil cases.
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jurys
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Jury trials are a common feature of the legal system, with citizens serving as jurors to decide the outcome of criminal and civil cases.
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trial by jury
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Common legal practice in criminal and civil cases
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use of jury trials
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Common practice in legal system, allowing for a trial by a group of peers.
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