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What is the name of the act that states all the qualifications to become a juror?

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Criminal Justice Act 2003

Juries Act 1974

Juries Act 1956

Criminal Justice Act 1978

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A judge cannot force a jury to make a guilty verdict
The jury then retire to the jury room for discussion in secret. No ones is allowed access to a mobile phone or the outside world until they have reached a verdict
After 2 hours of deliberations the judge can accept a majority verdict of 10-2 or 11-1, as required by the criminal justice act 1967
They sit as 12 random chosen jury members which negates individual bias
They must decide the verdict based only on the evidence they have heard and not any further research as this would be a contempt of court
If the jury have any doubts about the guilt of the defendant then they must find him not guilty
A unanimous verdict is normally required meaning all 12 find the D guilty
They listen to evidence and can take notes
The judge can ask the jury to find the D not guilty. called a directed acquittal for a reason such as the P have not proved their case
They can ask questions of witnesses through the judge
The judge directs them about the relevant law and summarises P and D's case, strengths and weaknesses
They must elect a jury foreman to deliver the verdict

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The summons contains a form which must be completed with space for excuses, criminal records and any other relevant information to be sent to the JCSB within 2 weeks
Occasionally a citizen with extreme political views will receive vetting in which police will complete further checks and then the JCSB will decide whether to disqualify them or not.
Jury members can be challenged by the D or P for a reason such as the D knows them
There is no right to hand pick the jury for a racial balance for example
About 60 randomly chosen jury members per week per Crown court are then sent summons instructing them to attend court for a period of 10 working days, failure to attend is a criminal offence
15 jury members are chosen at random for each trial known as a jury in waiting
When the JCSB receive the forms any citizens who are disqualified or excused are taken out of the process
Each Crown Court has a jury clerk responsible for allocating jury members to trials
A jury member will receive a legal letter known as a summons telling them they have been chosen for jury service
12 Jury members are then chosen by the same process and sworn in on the case
The whole jury can be challenged for bias by the D or P

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Anyone aged between...

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A person must have lived in the UK for...

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They must be registered on...

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Citizens are disqualified forever if...

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Citizens are disqualified for 10 years if...

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Citizens who are .... are ineligible for jury service

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Jurors can apply for a .... to be let off jury service, typically if they're pregnant or have work or holiday commitments

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Some people have a legal right to excusal such as a .... and if someone has ....

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Citizens can apply for a .... allowing them to pass jury service and do it within the next 2 years

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