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empanelling Meaning
empanelling
to enroll in or on a panel, to enroll (a list of selected jurors) in a court compare array, to form (a jury) especially by summoning and selecting the members
empanelling Sentence Examples
- The judge empanelled a jury of twelve impartial citizens for the trial.
- The court empanelled a grand jury to investigate allegations of corruption.
- The empanelled jury listened attentively to the evidence presented in court.
- The empanelling of the jury took several days, as the judge carefully screened potential candidates.
- The empanelled jury deliberated for several hours before reaching a verdict.
- The empanelling process ensures that the jury is fair and impartial.
- The judge empanelled a diverse jury to reflect the community's population.
- The empanelled jury had a duty to render a verdict based solely on the evidence presented.
- The process of empanelling a jury is an important part of ensuring the fair administration of justice.
- The empanelled jury was sequestered for the duration of the trial to prevent outside influence.
FAQs About the word empanelling
to enroll in or on a panel, to enroll (a list of selected jurors) in a court compare array, to form (a jury) especially by summoning and selecting the members
conscripting, enrolling,inducting, matriculating, enlisting,drafting, listing, inscribing, mustering, scheduling
excluding, rejecting,expelling, expunging, checking off, omitting, delisting, overlooking,
The judge empanelled a jury of twelve impartial citizens for the trial.
The court empanelled a grand jury to investigate allegations of corruption.
The empanelled jury listened attentively to the evidence presented in court.
The empanelling of the jury took several days, as the judge carefully screened potential candidates.
