Basic Terms 10 Flashcards

1
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Jury waived trial

A

trial without jury

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2
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Jury panel

A

large pool of jurors narrowed down to a smaller pool

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3
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voir dire examination

A

jury members selected are interviewed by the attorneys

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4
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challenge for cause

A

attorney believe juror fails to demonstrate impartially

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5
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peremptory challenge

A

no specific reason for removal of the juror

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6
Q

how many challenges are capital criminal actions allowed?

A

7 challenges

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7
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how many challenges are non-capital/civil cases allowed?

A

4 challenges per 12 jurors; 5 challenges per 14 jurors; 6 challenges per 16 jurors

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8
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challenge to the array

A

entire group of jurors must step down and a new set of jurors will be chosen

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9
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impaneled

A

jury that is formally selected and approved by attorneys on both sides

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10
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foreperson

A

elected by the judge or jury members to speak on behalf of the jury

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11
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opening statement

A

outlines charges against defendant and evidence that will be introduced to prove each charge

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12
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prima facie case

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legally adequate to win a verdict in favor of the plaintiff

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