What is a jury?

A. a group of people selected to analyze evidence presented during a trial and determine the guilt or innocence of someone based on the law

B. the name given to the legal benefactors of a previous but now deceased king

C. a group of men who were elected to represent others during trials in medieval England

D. originally, the group of women that Eleanor of Aquitaine gathered to select her wardrobe

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Dereon

4 January, 11:19

What is a jury?

A. a group of people selected to analyze evidence presented during a trial and determine the guilt or innocence of someone based on the law

B. the name given to the legal benefactors of a previous but now deceased king

C. a group of men who were elected to represent others during trials in medieval England

D. originally, the group of women that Eleanor of Aquitaine gathered to select her wardrobe

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Margaret Chase · Answer 1

Margaret Chase 4 January, 12:11

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A:a group of people selected ...

Alessandra · Answer 2

The answer is A a jury is a group of citizens that are used to give someone a trial that lets them be judged by their peers which is what most legal systems require.