What is a jury? (1) ___ jury is (2) ___ group of (3) ___ people who attend (4) ___ court hearing, consider (5) ___ evidence presented and then decide whether (6) ___ defendant is (7) ___ guilty. (8) ___ jury trial usually involves (9) ___ more serious criminal cases. (10) ___ members of (11) ___ jury are known as jurors. Jurors do not have legal training. In (12) ___ UK, jury members are selected from (13) ___ electoral register and represent (14) ___ cross-section of (15) ___ society. (16) ___ twelve jury members are then chosen at (17) ___ random. The jury attends (18) ___ court and follows (19) ___ case as presented by (20) ___ prosecution and (21) ___ defence. The jury members are not allowed to discuss their case or talk to (22) ___ people about it. At the end of (23) ___ case, (24) ___ judge gives (25) ___ case summary and also gives (26) ___ instructions about possible decisions, based upon (27) ___ law. Then the jury discusses (28) ___ case in (29) ___ private until they reach (30) ___ decision, known as (31) ___ verdict. On their return to the court, one of (32) ___ jury members, usually called (33) ___ foreman, is asked to give their verdict. *
