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jury panel n. the list from which jurors for a particular trial may be chosen. (See: jury)

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In New York, for example, there are typically 23 people on a grand jury panel, versus 12 on a trial jury in criminal cases. We the jury ...: secretive by design, juries are increasingly the ... by Liptak, Adam / New York Times Upfront Under the one-day, one-trial system, people summoned for jury duty have to spend just one day at the courthouse unless they are selected for a jury panel. SHOW UP OR ELSE COURTS GET TOUGH: IGNORE ANOTHER JURY SUMMONS AND GET ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) and virtually all government agencies pay their workers for an unlimited amount of time on jury duty, which is why jury panels often consist of a disproportionate number of government employees and retirees. Court Change Could Be Costly for Jurors by FINE, HOWARD / Los Angeles Business Journal More results

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In New York, for example, there are typically 23 people on a grand jury panel, versus 12 on a trial jury in criminal cases.

We the jury ...: secretive by design, juries are increasingly the ... by Liptak, Adam / New York Times Upfront

Under the one-day, one-trial system, people summoned for jury duty have to spend just one day at the courthouse unless they are selected for a jury panel.

SHOW UP OR ELSE COURTS GET TOUGH: IGNORE ANOTHER JURY SUMMONS AND GET ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

and virtually all government agencies pay their workers for an unlimited amount of time on jury duty, which is why jury panels often consist of a disproportionate number of government employees and retirees.

Court Change Could Be Costly for Jurors by FINE, HOWARD / Los Angeles Business Journal

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