Juror

Last updated on May 16, 2017

In a criminal matter, a juror is someone selected to participate in a court case to decide whether a person charged with committing a crime is guilty or not guilty.

To learn more about jury duty, including serving on civil a jury, please visit Jury Duty.

Jury Duty

A jury is a group of people who decide if an accused person in a criminal trial is guilty or if a claim in a civil trial has been proven. Learn more about jury duty.

Criminal Justice Glossary

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