Phrases with «reasonable juror»

The phrase "reasonable juror" refers to an ordinary person serving as a juror in a court case. It emphasizes that this person should be fair, impartial, and use their common sense to make judgments based on the evidence presented during the trial. Full definition

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Sentences with «reasonable juror»

Based on a video shot from inside a police cruiser, the U.S. Supreme court concluded «no reasonable juror» could find that the risk posed by a fleeing motorist did not warrant deadly force (the deliberate ramming of his car) to stop him. (culturalcognition.net)
«I think any reasonable juror could infer that a man's penis in the mouth of a calf is torment,» a Burlington County assistant prosecutor, Kevin Morgan, is reported to have said. (legalblogwatch.typepad.com)
Where the evidence «consists solely of eyewitness testimony that would necessarily leave reasonable doubt in the mind of a reasonable juror, the trial judge must direct an acquittal upon a motion for directed verdict». (criminalnotebook.ca)
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Phrases with «reasonable juror»

Sentences with «reasonable juror»

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