Exempel på empanel

• A jury was speedily empaneled, the low, stern tones of the judge were heard in timely admonition, and the prosecution was commenced. 

• Crier, open the court and let the jury be empaneled. 

• First there was the lengthy process of empanelling a jury, with the inevitable accompaniment of challenges and objections, until the most unintelligent looking dozen of the panel finally found themselves in the jury box. 

• On the day the jury was empanelled, the prisoner and every one else knew what it was to be. 

• When the coroner arrived, soon after six o'clock, a jury was empanelled and witnesses sworn. 

• Have a jury to be empanelled to try all those questions which are obviously quite unfitted for them?

• I empanelled a jury of ladies, and they were wrong more often than they were right in telling the natural from the artificial.

• To-day, if you empanelled a common jury and asked whether there was a reasonable danger of war, you would get a unanimous verdict against it.

• Even if the jury were not empanelled, an appeal on an interlocutory point means that the case in the lower court cannot even start.

• If the nature of the disqualification is made clear to people who are empanelled on a jury, they would be committing a criminal offence by serving on that jury.

• The directions can typically be given at a plea and directions hearing, before the jury is empanelled, to ensure the efficient and effective conduct of the case.

• However, it is a remarkable thing that in fraud cases it is not unusual when the jury is empanelled to discover that some jurors cannot read.

• During the three days that the paper was printing, the jury was empanelled and, consequently, when the matter in question came before the public, it was in contempt.

• Immediately the jury has retired another jury is empanelled to try the next case and you start trying the case while the first jury is still considering its verdict.

• Five judges would be empaneled for any given case.

• When the witness list was read out to the prospects, several more also dropped out after which the jury was empanelled.

• A federal grand jury was empaneled to investigate possible violations of federal law in the release of the report.

• Jeopardy attaches when the jury empaneled, the first witness is sworn, or a plea is accepted.

• The first jury which had first been empaneled to decide upon the case was discharged and replaced by another.

• A federal grand jury was subsequently empaneled to investigate possible violations of federal law in the release of the report.