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A '''Juror''' is a person who is on a [[jury]].
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A '''juror''' is a person who is on a [[jury]].
  
 
Usually one of 12, or an alternate (who takes over if a juror is unable to continue). Juries pick a head juror who is responsible for telling the judge the verdict they have decided on.
 
Usually one of 12, or an alternate (who takes over if a juror is unable to continue). Juries pick a head juror who is responsible for telling the judge the verdict they have decided on.
  
 
[[category:legal terms]]
 
[[category:legal terms]]

Revision as of 14:29, March 11, 2008

A juror is a person who is on a jury.

Usually one of 12, or an alternate (who takes over if a juror is unable to continue). Juries pick a head juror who is responsible for telling the judge the verdict they have decided on.