Sentence examples for off the jury from inspiring English sources

But, if I had concealed my sisterly bias, Leventhal — after looking at me and hearing me speak — would nevertheless have recognized me as Ms. Defense Juror and kicked me off the jury panel as fast as he could.

Despite the booing last year when Martin Creed won for an empty room with the lights going on and off, the jury failed to nominate a painter for the second year.

I am an ardent foe of capital punishment, but if I answered no, I would have been left off the jury and replaced by a juror who believes in the death penalty.

On Monday, Ms. Hinnant stunned a courtroom when she confessed she had concocted a story about her father's death to be let off the jury that would, a day later, convict Mr. Stevens of Alaska on ethics violations.

The jury was picked from the community that lined up for miles to show respect for the officer after his memorial service and the judge unduly restricted the defense's challenges for keeping off the jury people with their minds already made up.

And the remaining 19percentt were in a miscellaneous category that included coerced confessions, prosecutors keeping African-Americans off the jury when a black defendant was on trial or the police planting informers in jails to listen to conversations between defendants and their lawyers.

In turn, the judge's attitude can rub off on the jury.

Shortly after the trial, Ms. DeMarco told Bloomberg News that although she did want off of the jury at one point, she "did ultimately what I felt was the right thing".

Eventually, Walt Jr. would stumble on his father's torture chamber and come to the aid of the horribly maimed man, who, in turn, would set off the jury-rigged weapon.

Speaking to reporters in West Virginia later that day, Trump brushed off the implications of the jury's decision. .

In the past, the event could have been won before the last day of competition or the results could have been unknown until an off-the-water jury heard protests.