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Lawyers and judges pick juries using a procedure known as "voir dire," which is Latin meaning "to speak the truth." In voir dire, the judge & attorneys for both sides consider asking jurors questions to see if they are competent and fit to serve in the case.
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Twelve persons, with alternates, make a criminal jury. Guilty pleas and plea bargaining eliminate the necessity for juries in criminal proceedings; the government must show the crime was done "beyond a reasonable doubt" before a defendant is deemed "guilty."
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