Juries Meaning in English
word · lemma: jury
Definition
Groups of people chosen to listen to evidence in a court trial and decide if someone is guilty or not guilty; the plural form of 'jury.'
Usage & Nuances
'Juries' is rarely used outside of legal contexts. The singular is 'jury.' Common phrases: 'a jury trial,' 'the jury is out' (the decision isn't made yet). Do not confuse with 'judge.'
Example Sentences
Juries listen to all the facts before making a decision.
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Different juries can sometimes look at the same case and come to opposite conclusions.
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Two different juries gave two different verdicts.
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Some countries do not use juries in their courts.
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Because of the high-profile cases, the work of juries is often discussed on TV.
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Many people are nervous when they are called to serve on juries for the first time.
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