The Supreme Court case Taylor v. Louisiana overturned the earlier Hoyt v. Florida which allowed sex 
The Supreme Court case Taylor v. Louisiana overturned the earlier Hoyt v. Florida which allowed sex discrimination in this institution. Membership in this institution can be revoked by peremptory challenges or removal for cause, and in general is determined by a process of questioning called voir dire. In the US, a "grand" version of this institution decides whether a criminal indictment will be issued, and the availability of this institution is guaranteed in civil cases by the seventh amendment and in criminal cases by the sixth amendment. For 10 points, name this group gathered to render an impartial verdict, such as the guilt of an accused criminal.
The Supreme Court case Taylor v. Louisiana overturned the earlier Hoyt v. Florida which allowed sex discrimination in this institution.
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