Question

Jeremy has worked in a prison for 15 years and has been called to jury duty. He is to serve on a criminal case involving the shooting of a guard during a prison riot. Based on the definition of a challenge for cause, Jeremy would be a(n):
A) unbiased jury member.
B) expert witness.
C) likely juror.
D) unlikely juror.

Answer 1

Based on the definition of a challenge for cause, Jeremy would be a(n) unlikely juror.

A jury is a group of people who have taken an oath of allegiance and have been called to a courtroom to hear evidence, deliberate, and render a fair judgement that has been formally submitted to them by the court—or to decide on a punishment or sentence. The development of jurors in England during the Middle Ages made them a distinctive aspect of the common law system. They are used in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and other countries whose legal systems were affected by the British Empire. The majority of other countries, on the other hand, adhere to either European civil law or Islamic sharia law, both of which rarely use juries. The majority of trial juries are composed of petit juries, which frequently contain twelve members.

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