Example Jury Selection Instructions: Difference between revisions
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:You should be aware, however, that the law allows only twelve to deliberate, and therefore I will have to reduce the jury to twelve before deliberation by drawing numbers at random. The remaining twelve jurors will have the duty to decide whether (NOA) is guilty or not guilty. | :You should be aware, however, that the law allows only twelve to deliberate, and therefore I will have to reduce the jury to twelve before deliberation by drawing numbers at random. The remaining twelve jurors will have the duty to decide whether (NOA) is guilty or not guilty. | ||
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==General Exemptions== | |||
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:[1] All jurors must be Canadian citizens. If you are not a Canadian citizen, please come forward. | |||
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==Specific Exemptions== | |||
===Familiarity with Participants=== | ===Familiarity with Participants=== | ||
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