Verwenden Sie „jurors“ in einem Satz

1. become unbearably hot, and many of the jurors were

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2. It’s my turn to be one of the jurors

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3. the leaders of our ten foremost families who serve on the council and rotate as jurors

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4. But she hadn’t known that one of the jurors was closely related to the victim

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5. “Evander says, ‘I’ve bedded hundreds of women in my life,” Nerissa told the jurors as

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6. The jurors would never consider it a just

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7. The twelve jurors were all writing very busily on slates

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8. One of the jurors had a pencil that squeaked

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9. A rather depressed figure sat in the dock and showed no emotion as the statements were read out, Harry didn’t care anymore whether the Jurors were concerned by his passive stance as they stared intently upon him from time to time

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10. [a] house at different places,” the justice said before sending the jurors

11. Jurors ruled that Paxil was the cause of the heart

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12. Henceforward the impressions of judges and jurors were to decide the fate of the accused

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13. The next witness was Yngvild's cousin, Tone, who told the crowd of jurors much the same as Siv

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14. He’d become a self-declared tube guy before eying up jurors in practice

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15. Nine by six jurors cast for indictment as they deemed there was sufficient evidence to warrant trial

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16. Her description of the fear Faye had felt lent humanity and an additional dimension to the faceless victim that enabled the jurors to relate to her very real problems and life

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17. There are even jurors so dumb as to think that they’re evening scores with doctors and big companies by awarding huge rewards to plaintiffs

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18. Jurors should be free to ask questions, yet they aren’t even allowed to take notes in many jurisdictions

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19. The jurors will be asked to believe that a fifteen-year-old girl would somehow divulge such an intimate secret to a seven-year-old boy

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20. to address them as a lawyer speaking to jurors sitting in the juror box

21. it, not the way that 8 detached jurors would see it

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22. Attorneys often explain the standard by telling jurors they just need to prove their case by 51 percent, which is well short of the reasonable doubt standard that we’ve all seen in television 36

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23. With the instructions read to the jurors, the jurors filed out into

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24. “Do I need to bring in a television and show these fine jurors exactly what it is you do for a living?”

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25. Judge Pomeroy, who had been following the progress of the case attentively, threw another bombshell when he announced that he would direct that the names of the jurors be kept secret until it was absolutely necessary to disclose them, a most unusual proceeding designed to protect them from reprisals of gangmen

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26. As Judge Pomeroy faced them and asked the usual question, the spectators hung, breathless, on the words of the foreman as the jurors stood up silently in their places

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27. Actually Olin was thinking that the carpenter Clive Johnson would vote for acquittal but that he needed more jurors to vote the same way

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28. Amaravati’s royal court they were duly accorded a formal hearing before public jurors

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29. He’d developed a habit for surviving the empty interval at the close of trials between when jurors trudged from the courtroom to begin deliberating and the moment they marched back in, ready to announce their verdict

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30. “And now, what do you believe now?” Reuben asked, drawn into his story as he’d drawn so many hundreds of jurors into his way of seeing the facts of a case

31. THE JURORS: (All their heads turned to his voice) Really?

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32. THE JURORS: (All their heads lowered in assent) Most of us thought as much

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33. Aaron Appletree, one of the jurors, said: “David Johns inherited from his father when he was eighteen

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34. She noticed David Johns speaking emphatically to one of the jurors, Aaron Appletree

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35. Aaron Appletree conferred briefly with his fellow jurors, then said: “Wulfric ’s request is modest and reasonable

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36. Fifteen sets of eyes—twelve jurors and three alternates—are fixed on the prosecutor

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37. “Zachary Stern,” he says, and the jurors pop to attention again

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38. Noah shakes his head and locks eyes with the jurors

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39. It matters what twelve jurors think

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40. Yes, his lawyer did a good job cross-examining Detective Murphy, but the jurors seemed to like her regardless, and their opinions are the only ones that matter

41. He has to find some way to convince those jurors that he’s not the killer they think he is

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42. The men – jurors were never women, of course – had not flinched from indicting one of their own

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43. In fact the jurors had shown, by their questions, some distaste for what Ralph had done, and several had refused to shake his hand afterwards

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44. themselves as jurors and transact other business, such as paying their taxes or electing their Members of

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45. “The CO creates the court and picks the jurors

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46. He said “Good morning” to the jurors, looking like he could be the kid or grandkid of some of them: a polished, attractive young man with fire in his belly and blood in his eye

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47. Lewis indicated the site of the break for the jurors, turning so that they all got a good view of it

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48. He’d made a mistake, and now Dexter Lewis was a very happy little shit, because the jurors had seen him lose his temper

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49. RICK GLIMPSED THE faces of the jurors as Lewis took his seat

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50. “Lawsuits are hard to win down there because coal is king and a lot of jurors are sympathetic to the companies

51. They’re also banking on the fact that a lot of jurors in these parts are either afraid of Big Coal or quietly supportive of it

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52. Samantha looked at the jurors and tried to determine which ones Donovan had wanted and which ones were considered favorable to coal

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53. Samantha saw him three rows up, watching the jurors as they listened to the judge’s instructions

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54. All eyes were on the jurors

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55. The jurors watched every move and absorbed every word as he announced that the plaintiff was satisfied with the jury and had no more challenges

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56. I’ll ask the jurors to disregard what I just said, which of course is impossible and that’s why I said it in the first place

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57. The jurors will be our people

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58. One of the jurors (unnamed) was quoted and said there had been a lot of tears in the jury room

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59. * A classic recent example is Philip Morris, whose stock lost 23% in two days after a Florida court authorized jurors to consider punitive damages of up to $200 billion against the company—which had finally admitted that cigarettes may cause cancer

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60. He rested his hand on the railing, greeted the jurors, and began

61. Yuki took note of the way the jurors looked at Phil

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62. He stepped aside so that he wouldn’t obstruct the sight line between his client and the jurors

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63. He reminded the jurors that they were charged with weighing the evidence, not the commotion, and that they were to draw no conclusions based on his decision to remove the defendant

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64. Jurors leaned forward, making remarks to one another, while reporters reached for their PDAs

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65. Herman and his further opinion that his life was in danger were not evidence and that the jurors were not to consider it during their deliberations

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66. The jurors were attentive, some of them leaning forward in their seats

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67. Yuki took a slow turn away from the witness stand, headed toward the lectern, and stole a look at the jurors

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68. But she composed herself and lifted her eyes and said to the jurors, “Good morning, everyone

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69. Len put his hand on the railing and walked along it, making eye contact with the jurors as he said, “I have to commend opposing counsel for presenting such a pretty picture of Aaron-Rey Kordell, but I’m very sorry to say, that’s not who he was

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70. Parisi turned so that he was facing the jurors and asked, “Why do you think this was a properly obtained confession, Inspector Whitney?”

71. One at a time the jurors spoke

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72. After each of the jurors had spoken, the judge looked at me and said, “The jury having answered the question ‘No,’ all of the Plaintiffs’ claims against Lieutenant Boxer are dismissed with prejudice

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73. She smiled at the jurors and then began the most important opening statement of her career

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74. Moon is charged with tampering with evidence and with murder in the second degree,” Yuki told the jurors

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75. Then she looked up at the jurors, said, “Good morning

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76. Davis warmed to the laughter in the gallery and was glad to see that a few of the jurors had joined in

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77. They suggested that the White Raiders Trial might be just the occasion for the presiding judge to allow one or possibly even two colored men to serve as jurors

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78. A couple of the jurors looked ostentatiously bored, and a man in the back row was already dozing

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79. He studied the faces of the jurors, each one in turn

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80. You could see the jurors straightening with pride as he said this

81. Those jurors have lived here their whole lives

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82. They don’t care who’s telling the truth and who’s lying! The phony warrant? Some of the jurors were probably down at the town hall when Eversman was writing it up

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83. He claimed to be speaking to the jurors, but his eyes stayed on Maxwell Lewis the whole time

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84. The jurors began to make their way to the jury box, blinking nervously at the uproar their appearance had provoked

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85. When she was finished, the jurors would have an exquisitely detailed picture in their minds… of the mind of Gary Soneji/Murphy

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86. It was a difficult problem and dilemma for the jurors

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87. Tom, rifling through a stack of file cards, barely looks up when the twelve jurors and two alternates solemnly take their positions

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88. “Ladies and gentlemen, your selection as jurors was random, but the next few weeks could be the most important in your lives

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89. Jurors gasped at the sight of the grotesque tableau

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90. The jurors should make their own determination

91. The jurors filed in, and Judge Mudge explained to them what had caused the delay

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92. The jurors had questions, and the judge said he would address them again before they were asked to deliberate

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