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Special jury

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SPECIAL JURY. One selected in a particular way by the parties. A panel is made out, and each party is entitled to strike from it the names of a certain number of jurors, as provided for by the local statutes, and from those who remain, the jury in that case must be selected. This is also called a struck jury.


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It picked up Best Narrative Feature at Tribeca; an Audience Award for First Narrative Feature and a Grand Jury Award for Screenwriting from Los Angeles's Outfest; and a Special Jury Prize for Ensemble Acting from CineVegas, earning it a distribution deal with Polychrome Pictures.
They must learn complex medical terms, special jury instructions and a host of rules and established practices specific to this type of litigation.
Eric Gandini's Surplus (Sweden), a brilliant but batty expose of first-world "consumption slaves," won the Silver Wolf Prize for Best Short Documentary, while The Corporation won the Special Jury Award, an award that is not given annually but rather reserved for "exceptional" documentaries.
 
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