juror

1 At the inquest, while Mollie seemed eager to answer every question, to make sure that nothing was missed, the justice of the peace and the jurors asked her barely anything.

2 It’s very hot in here. 11TH JUROR: Do you want some water? 9TH juror: NO, thanks.

3 Why do we have only one alternate juror?

为什么只一名候补陪审员?。

4 A juror must have an open mind.

陪审员一定不要有成见.

5 This obligation is emphasized in the oath each grand juror takes and in the charge given to the grand jury by the judge.

这项义务通过每一位成员的宣誓以及法官的指令而被强调。

6 The trial court allowed almost all of these jurors to remain on the jury panel despite defense objections.

7 After lecturing for an hour, Anthony got to the point: She asked the potential jurors not to return a verdict of “guilty” if chosen to determine her fate.

8 His mother railed against the possibility that the jurors would be driven by hatred and prejudice; she hoped that in such an eventuality Ishmael would write an editorial.

9 This is true of jurors as well as law enforcement officers.

10 At the door, Smith said to Hickock, “No chicken-hearted jurors, they!”

11 It was a bear pit: an endless procession of vexatious litigants and political opportunists settling personal scores in front of a shouting, hooting, uncontrollable rabble of, um, jurors.

12 The judge then asked the twelve chosen jurors to swear that they would render a true verdict according to the law and the evidence—“so help you God!”

13 The psychological exercises of juror and the professional judge in the process of trial have important influences on the judicial results.

陪审员和职业法官在审判过程中的心理活动，对陪审的结果有重要的影响。

14 Now, in the courtroom, the jurors could see that he had not shaved or combed his hair; he looked at least ten years older.

15 Half of those jurors, no matter what they said when we questioned them when we picked the jury, believed you were guilty the moment they laid eyes on you.

16 Let’s go. 8th juror: Well, I didn’t expect a turn.

17 A coroner’s inquest, composed of jurors and led by a justice of the peace, was hastily convened at the ravine.

18 In 1945, the Supreme Court upheld a Texas statute that limited the number of black jurors to exactly one per case.

19 The practice of striking all or almost all African American potential jurors continued virtually unchanged after the Court's ruling.

20 Local jury commissions used statutory requirements that jurors be “intelligent and upright” to exclude African Americans and women.

1 审查员

auditorial investigator examiner

2 陪审员

juryman venireman jury-man jurywoman array inquest

3 宣誓人

jurat

4 陪审团成员

juryman panellist

5 宣誓者

swearer

6 评审

jury

7 评判员

judge adjudicator

8 评奖人

jury