Across
- 3. Acquaints the jury with the nature of the charges
- 5. Group of prospective jurors; chosen according to state law
- 7. Not guilty verdict;Defendant released immediately
- 10. Limited to evidence presented or issues raised during trial
- 11. Pronouncement of guilt or innocence
- 12. Dismissal of a juror without stating a reason; limited
Down
- 1. Jury decides a case contrary to the weight of the evidence
- 2. Dismissal of a juror for a specific legal reason; unlimited
- 4. Process where prospective jurors are questioned
- 6. Failure to reach a unanimous vote either way
- 8. After sentence is imposed, defendant may appeal the conviction to a higher court
- 9. Formal pronouncement of judgment by judge