Strauder v. West Virginia applied the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to this right's providence in ruling that race may not be a factor in its execution.
Dice v. Akron held that it must be preserved when a state enforces a "federally created right," an exception to the Minneapolis v. Bombolis decision which found that no such right exists in state-level civil actions. Strauder v. West Virginia applied the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to this right's providence in ruling that race may not be a factor in its execution. Salinger v. Loisel addressed the requirement that the central body be locally drawn and numerous cases clarified their impartiality, a requirement typically addressed via voir dire testimony. FTP, name this right protected by the Sixth and Seventh Amendments which entitles a defendant to receive a verdict from a group of ordinary citizens.
Dice v. Akron held that it must be preserved when a state enforces a "federally created right," an exception to the Minneapolis v. Bombolis decision which found that no such right exists in state-level civil actions.
right to trial by jury (accept anything reasonable that mentions a jury or juries)