Not exact matches
After that, the
jurors for your case will be called to your court room and the lawyers will have an opportunity to question
potential jurors to
seat a jury of either 6 or 12 fair and impartial
jurors.
Once an entire jury is
seated and no party has tried to strike any of the
potential jurors for cause or by using a peremptory strike, the jury is generally sworn in and the trial moves on to the next step, often preliminary instructions or opening statements.
Voir dire in those states allows the attorneys on both sides to ensure that
jurors with
potential bias are not
seated in the case.
«It is going to be amazingly difficult to
seat a jury in this case because not only do the
potential jurors live in central Florida, but we have had an enormous backlash against terrorist acts in the past 17 years since 2001, and this case, like the Boston Marathon case will be felt as an opportunity to right those wrongs,» O'Mara said.