jury process
ˈdʒʊəri ˈprəʊsɛs
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Definition of jury process - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

legalprocedures and activities involving a jury
  • The jury process took several days to complete.
  • The jury process was transparent and fair.
  • Understanding the jury process is crucial for law students.
jury duty jury service
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Expressions with jury

hung juryn.
jury unable to reach a unanimous verdict
The trial ended with a hung jury, leading to a retrial..
the jury is still outexp.
a decision has not been made yet
The jury is still out on the new policy.
judge, jury, and executionern.
someone who makes decisions and enforces them
He was the judge, jury, and executioner in his own company.
jury is outexp.
people are still considering
The jury is out on whether he will be hired.
jury's still outexp.
decision has not been made yet
The jury's still out on the new policy.
judge and juryn.
person or group with complete control over decisions
He acted as judge and jury in the dispute.

Expressions with process

due processn.
justice administered by established rules and principles
Due process requires adherence to established legal procedures.
trust the processv.
have confidence in a plan or strategy
Even when it's tough, trust the process.
legal processn.
series of official steps by which a court handles a case
The legal process can take years when many witnesses must testify.
ease the processv.
make a task simpler or less difficult
We need to ease the process of applying for a loan.
in the processadv.
while doing something else
She was studying and in the process learned a lot.
learning processn.
series of steps through which someone gains knowledge or skills
Each student has a different learning process and needs varied teaching methods.
planning processn.
ordered set of steps used to prepare and organize future actions
The company reviewed its planning process to improve project delivery times.
rush the processv.
hurry through steps without proper care
They decided to rush the process and missed important details.
selection processn.
organized series of steps used to choose people things or options
The company updated its selection process to make hiring fairer.
thought processn.
mental progression where ideas are developed
Her thought process during the debate was incredibly sharp..

Terms related to jury process

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courtdeliberationjudiciallawlegalproceedingstrialverdict

Terms with jury process included in their meaning

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jury trialn.
legal
legal process with a jury deciding a case
trial by juryn.
law court
legal process with a jury making the decision
empanellingadj.
jury selection
related to the process of selecting a jury
empanelmentn.
legal
process of selecting a jury or committee
JTacr.
acr: jury trial
legal process where jury decides the case

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  1. French:déroulement du jury, ...
  2. German:Juryprozess, ...
  3. Italian:procedure della giuria, ...
  4. Spanish:proceso del jurado, ...
  5. Portuguese:processo do júri, ...
  6. Chinese:陪审团程序, ...
  7. Japanese:陪審過程, ...
  8. Arabic:إِجْرَاءَات هَيْئَة الْمُحَلَّفِين, ...
  9. Hebrew:הֲלִיךְ חֶבֶר הַמּוֹשְׁבָּעִים, ...
  10. Russian:процесс жюри, ...
  11. Ukrainian:процес журі, ...
  12. Hindi:जूरी प्रक्रिया, ...

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