These bodies were considered in Strauder v. West Virginia and Williams v. Florida.
These bodies were considered in Strauder v. West Virginia and Williams v. Florida. Some scholars believe in their namesake power of nullification. Their creation is known as impanelment. Prior to joining this body, potential members can be investigated in a process called voir dire [vwahr DEER]. The right to them is protected in the Sixth and Seventh Amendments. They are led by foremen, and ones unable to reach the necessary threshold for a finding are known as "hung." Adult citizens can get a random "summons" to, for 10 points, what verdict-giving group of one's peers in trial court, which could consist of twelve angry men?
These bodies were considered in Strauder v. West Virginia and Williams v. Florida.
trial jury [accept juries; do not accept "grand jury"]