A juror is a person who is chosen to be part of a group that helps decide the outcome of a court case. They listen to the evidence and arguments presented by both sides and then vote on the guilt or innocence of the person on trial. Full definition
In every case, however, attorneys on both sides can dismiss an unlimited number of jurors for reasons deemed legitimate by the court. (businessinsider.com)
Quite a lot of information that may be useful, say, if you were to be on my list of potential jurors for a major case. (thecyberadvocate.com)
A growing number of recent decisions in courts across the globe have commented on the concerns raised by the explosion in social media use by jurors in trials. (slaw.ca)