Jury

Definition

A jury is a group of individuals selected from the community who are responsible for deciding guilt or innocence during legal proceedings based on evidence presented at trial.

Related terms

Deliberation: Deliberation refers to the process of jury members discussing the evidence, arguments, and reaching a verdict through collaborative decision-making.

Prejudice:

Prejudice is a preconceived opinion or attitude about someone or something that can influence judgments made by jury members.

Eyewitness Testimony:

Eyewitness testimony involves statements given by individuals who have witnessed a crime or event and provide their account during a trial.