Sentence examples for jury time from inspiring English sources
To bolster that assertion, the government showed the jury time sheets of two workers for Mr. Allen's company, Veco.
Smith converted, the final whistle sounded, Bath complained about the lack of in jury time added on by referee Nigel Whitehouse, Balshaw hung his head again and that was the end of that.
Many potential jurors told her that their employers would not pay for their jury time — employers that she knew, from the previous long trial, had paid in the past.
Two recent books, Jeffrey Abramson's "We, the Jury" (Basic; $25) and Stephen J. Adler's "The Jury" (Times Books; $25), set themselves up as antidotes to the rumors and prejudices that are what most people know about juries.
"Not on the jury's time," he said several times in rejecting lawyers' requests for bench conferences.
The jury said Time had the story wrong but that it had not done so intentionally.
Not trial by jury this time, but the defence of marital coercion.
Once again, a jury, this time one composed of men and women in uniform, sentenced him to death.
It's the jury this time, led by the donnish Steven Spielberg and ballasted by camera-magnet Nicole Kidman.
Mr Hotten told the jury: "Some time around November or perhaps the very beginning of December 2008, the arrangement appears to have been for Kayley and Christopher to look after Ryan at Slim Avenue until Christmas.
Acknowledging that his work wouldn't be bothering the Booker Prize jury any time soon, he promised that the 120-page effort "will never see the light of day".
