jurors造句

What makes expert witnesses credible with jurors?

And if lawyers want jurors to believe expert witnesses, then they might do well to select extroverted jurors.

Various backwoodsmen and farmers and jurors actually sniffed and sneered.

The presiding judge also gives jurors guidelines regarding sentencing.

At Gimbel's trial, jurors were shown vivid emails filled with racial invective and calls to violence.

Under Texas law, jurors decide the guilt or innocence of defendants and also their punishment.

Miss Burgess is led away while the jurors discuss the case.

Testimony will irritate jurors and make them deviate from the facts of the case.

The winners are selected by a panel of 13 jurors from the film industry in Asia and Europe.

The jury deliberated and found a verdict of but one of the jurors found him guilty.

Juror no. 3 stops struggling now and stares at no. 8 and all the jurors watch in silence.

Implementing the plan of doubling the number of people's jurors, expanding the channels and scope of their selection and appointment, and specifying their functions and powers.

The judge observed that, thanks to television, jurors knew what DNA tests could do, but not when it was appropriate to use them.

Reed said she was concerned that jurors might bring the holiday spiritsintosdeliberations and be less likely to convict or hand out harsh punishments.

The jurors' names are known to the parties and will be available to the public at the end of the trial.

Therefore the jurors are not willing to do their work, the courts are not likely to use this legal structure, and so the jury system does not function well.

In my work with mock juries, we found that attorneys, or for that matter witnesses, that hide their hands are perceived as less open and less honest by the jurors.

Awards: Despite early wins for VW's Golf GTI, the Detroit-centric jurors of the North American Car and truck award 2015 prizes to Ford's Mustang as well as Ford's F-150 pickup truck.