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Tag Archives: jury
Why are some cases decided by only 6 jurors instead of 12?
There’s nothing magical about the number 12, except that 12-person juries enjoy a long and rich history in the law. Although informal use of juries pre-dates the 12th century, King Henry II (1154-1189) is credited with instituting the first official jury system, when … Continue reading
Posted in Legal History, Understanding Basic Legal Concepts
Tagged 352nd District Court, Bonnie Sudderth, common law, county, criminal, district, felony, history, jury, jury system, law, legal system, misdemeanor, ruling, Tarrant County, Texas, trial, trial by ordeal, U.S. Supreme Court
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What is “Voir Dire”?
Simply stated, it’s jury selection. Or, at least, that’s what it usually means. Most Common Usage: Ordinarily, the term “voir dire” refers to the process of selecting a jury from a panel of prospective jurors (sometimes referred to as veniremen). … Continue reading
Posted in Definitions, Understanding Basic Legal Concepts
Tagged attorney, Bonnie Sudderth, judge, jury, My Cousin Vinny, Tarrant County, testimony, Texas, voir dire, witness
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