n. the means by which a jury is chosen, with a panel of potential...

When a judge is ready to begin selecting jurors for a trial, the judge sends a request to the jury assembly room to send a jury panel to the courtroom so that the judge and lawyers may question the pa [..]

The process by which a jury is chosen for a particular trial. In brief, a panel of potential jurors is called, they're questioned by the judge and attorneys, some may be dismissed for cause (such [..]

Jury selection is the process of reviewing jury candidates and empanelling a jury. In most jurisdictions the jury members are chosen randomly from the electoral roll, summoned to the court and examine [..]

Before a trial begins, a process in court where the judge and the lawyers question potential jurors and select at least twelve to decide the case on trial.

What is jury duty? Every eligible citizen of the United States is legally required to participate in jury duty if selected. A jury is responsible for deciding the verdict in criminal or civil cases after observing all the evidence provided in court. Individuals summoned by the court must undergo a jury selection process before they are chosen to ac [..]

n. the means by which a jury is chosen, with a panel of potential jurors called, questioning of the jury by the judge and attorneys (voir dire), dismissal for cause, peremptory challenges by the attor [..]

The process by which jurors for a particular trial are selected from the larger group of potential jurors summoned to the courthouse. The first step in a trial is to select from the jury panel the number of jurors required to try the case. To do so, the lawyers or the judge may ask potential jurors questions. There are certain legal grounds for whi [..]

This is a random process, selecting names from the list of electors in the court's area.