A woman is asked to serve on a jury. Instead of hearing two sides of a case, she only hears from the prosecutors, who ask of the jury to decide whether they think someone is probably guilty. The state will only arrest the person and hold a formal trial if the jury feels it would result in a convection. On which kind of jewelry is the woman serving

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3 February, 00:54

A woman is asked to serve on a jury. Instead of hearing two sides of a case, she only hears from the prosecutors, who ask of the jury to decide whether they think someone is probably guilty. The state will only arrest the person and hold a formal trial if the jury feels it would result in a convection. On which kind of jewelry is the woman serving

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Cierra Carrillo · Answer 1

A. Grand Jury

Warren Guzman · Answer 2

I believe she is serving on the grand jury. Because if she is serving on the grand jury then she and the other jurors will decide if the case should go to court or not. If so, then there will be a fair trial and a hearing from both sides. But I'm not positive.