Juries

What ages do juries have to be?

What case firmly established the independence of the jury?

• R v Latimer

• R v Mckenna

• R v Bushell

• All of them

What does vetting mean?

What are the two types of vetting?

When can you be excused from being a juror?

• Those who suffer mental illnesses

• Those who are sick

• Those who are imprisoned for life

• Those who are on bail

How many Jurors sit in a Jury?

• 12

• 15

• 13

• 11

What are the challenges?

• Prosecutions right to stand by

• All that are mentioned

• For cause

• To the array

What is directed acquittal?

• Where there is insufficient prosecution evidence

• Where there is insufficient defence evidence

• Where there is insufficient evidence from both parties

What happens if a directed acquittal is granted?

What does secrecy mean?

• People are not allowed inquire how the jury reached the verdict

• Jury discussions take place in secret