Juror sentence example

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  • You're carrying this juror business too far!
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  • A voter is qualified on an income from property of £6, or by paying rent to the same amount, or having the qualifications required to serve as a common juror.
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  • You're skating on thin ice, Mr. Juror.
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  • The pylagori had a right to propose measures and to take part in the deliberations; they as well as the hieromnemones were required to take the juror's oath; and the acts of the council were inscribed officially as resolutions of the hieromnemones and pylagori conjointly.
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  • A Dublin tradesman named Field, who had been a juror in a murder trial, was attacked by the same gang and stabbed in many places.
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  • I saw you pick up the old gentleman— the juror.
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  • Understandably he told Counsel that he suspected impropriety, and asked that the application to discharge the juror should be made.
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  • I saw you pick up the old gentleman— the juror.
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  • She might have been a fellow juror, but Dean sensed that he was watching Jennifer Radisson in his rearview mirror.
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  • Dean guessed no male juror would even bother listening to the testimony before giving her anything her little heart desired.
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  • Nationalist pledges were exacted, and long service as a grand juror was an almost certain bar to election.
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