Jury panel definition

Jury panel means those persons randomly selected for jury

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Jury panel means those persons randomly selected for jury service for a particular jury term.

Jury panel means the jurors present for voir dire in a spe- cific case.

Examples of Jury panel in a sentence

• The Company will maintain the regular wage of an Employee subpoenaed as a Witness or called to serve on a Jury panel.

• Jury panel members will return to work at the time they are released by the judge.

• The Company agrees to make up the difference between the employee's regular wages and the remuneration received by such employee subpoenaed as a witness or called to serve on Jury panel.

• The Company agrees to make up the difference between the Employee’s regular wages and the remunerations received by such Employee subpoenaed as a witness or called to serve on Jury panel.

• The Company agrees to make up the difference between the employee's regular wages to a maximum of 12 hours per day and the remuneration received by such employee subpoenaed as a witness or called to serve on Jury panel.

More Definitions of Jury panel

Jury panel means the list of prospective jurors, selected from the master list to serve for a term, subject to summons for jury duty in a given trial.

Jury panel means the jurors present for voir dire in a specific case.

Jury panel means the jury panel for the selection of Winning Entries and Merit Entries and for the adjudication of matters related to the Competition;

Jury panel means the persons selected from the jurors’ register to act as jurors under section 15 or 22;

Jury panel means those persons randomly selected for jury service for a particular jury term. [2015 c 7 § 1; 1993 c 408 § 4; 1992 c 93 § 1; 1988 c 188 § 2; 1891 c 48 § 1; RRS

Jury panel means the Jury Panel to be formed pursuant to Clause 4.5 of this Competition Document.

Jury panel means persons selected as jurors under section 14; “prescribed particulars” means the names, age, marital