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That is among the issues the trial jury, and the public at large, must decide.

But none of this additional evidence was before the trial juries.

It's an altogether different story when a real trial jury meets.

The trial jury will be asked to consider both.

A trial jury then decides whether the material is obscene.

On October 28, 2008, a trial jury reached the verdict in the murder case.

During his tenure, blacks were allowed to serve on trial juries in the district for the first time.

He distinguished it from the trial juries, equally important but not as time consuming.

But the trial jury was not asked to consider charges of bribery, just mail fraud.

The city was unsuccessful, as both a trial jury and an appellate court ruled in the team's favor.

In any case, the trial jury found that the telephone conversation between the two men did constitute an oral contract.

Particularly so, prosecutors said, because Bronx trial juries often disbelieve the police.

And a trial jury may be hesitant to convict defendants who have received little or no financial benefit.

Browning's defence lawyer says this and other evidence could have been crucial if heard by the trial jury.

The money awarded by the trial jury applied only to damages until the trial.

Treacy also ordered the trial jury not to read the magazine.

The trial jury found the defendants not guilty.

Jury selection are many methods used to choose the people who will serve on a trial jury.

The trial jury completely rejected their testimony, however.

That's what a trial jury is for.

He urged the trial jury in 1969 to convict, thereby challenging "the official version" of events.

But luckily for defendants, trial juries are seldom predictable.

The first trial jury refused to convict, and ended in a hung jury.

"People's attitude is: 'Let's leave it up to the trial jury to decide.

But the trial jury, which deliberated for one day, settled on the lesser count of attempted assault.