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[n] Jury meaning (legal case) with 5 examples

Jury (1) /ˈdʒʊri/ (legal case) A group of people selected to decide the outcome of a legal case based on evidence. Example sentences: The jury found the defendant guilty after a long trial. The judge instructed the jury before they began deliberating. The jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision. She was called to serve on the jury for a local court case. The verdict was announced after the jury returned from deliberations. Common usage tip(s): "Jury" is commonly used in legal contexts, referring to people who decide on a verdict. In the U.S., juries are typically composed of 12 members in criminal cases.