en impanel jury

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors
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impanel jury requires…

  • en be a lawyer ➜
  • en become a lawyer ➜
  • en appeal ➜
  • en ask questions ➜
  • en become a judge ➜
  • en discuss it with a judge ➜
  • en go to a couthouse ➜
  • en go to law school ➜
  • en in the judicial system ➜
  • en be a judge ➜
  • en register to vote ➜
  • en select ➜
  • en send out jury duty notices ➜
  • en send out notices to prospective jurors ➜
  • en sign up ➜
  • en talk to a lawyer ➜
  • en talk to the prospective jurors ➜
  • en tell the truth ➜

impanel jury is motivated by…

  • en you are a lawyer ➜
  • en have a trial ➜
  • en a trial ➜
  • en conduct a trial ➜
  • en decide a legal matter ➜
  • en fairness ➜
  • en have a trial by jury ➜
  • en a headache ➜
  • en hold a trial ➜
  • en you are in court ➜
  • en incriminate someone ➜
  • en kill them ➜
  • en you need to try a case ➜

impanel jury is a subevent of…

  • en getting in trouble ➜
  • en you ask questions ➜
  • en you can proceed with a case ➜
  • en dismissing potential jurors ➜
  • en elect them ➜
  • en you get a conviction ➜
  • en having to excuse a jurer ➜
  • en you plan to have a trial ➜
  • en question the potential jurors ➜
  • en questioning potential jurors ➜
  • en a verdict ➜

Things that make you want impanel jury

  • en A trial ➜
  • en crime ➜
  • en having a trial ➜
  • en the need to conduct a trial ➜

impanel jury is the last step of…

  • en administer an oath ➜
  • en Give the verdict ➜
  • en know your facts ➜
  • en sequester the jury ➜

impanel jury is the first step of…

  • en send out jury duty notices ➜
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