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The defence has expressed concern at the difficulty in finding an impartial jury.
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Trials for all serious crimes shall be by an impartial jury of one's peers.
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He is guaranteed a "speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury."
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The resulting news coverage has made selecting an impartial jury from the county impossible, they said.
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The Association says the publicity about the accused undermines the chance of finding an impartial jury.
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This book is not an impartial jury.
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Finding an impartial jury for the New York case was a difficult task, with hundreds summoned as potential jurors.
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To secure an impartial jury, each party may object to or "challenge," a number of the jurors.
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Before an impartial jury Burr's conduct would convict himself, were not one word of testimony to be offered against him.
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The large number of people summoned reflects the difficulty expected in finding an impartial jury for such a high-profile, emotive case.
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So many people were summoned because of the difficulty expected in finding an impartial jury for such a high-profile, emotive case.
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The facts will eventually test all our theories, and they form, after all, the only impartial jury to which we can appeal.
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The lawyers had argued it was impossible to seat an impartial jury in Boston due to the intense publicity surrounding the attack.
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Mearkle's lawyers argued against releasing the video, saying the surrounding publicity would make it difficult to select an impartial jury at trial.
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Walker said the flurry of media coverage surrounding the trial could make it difficult to seat an impartial jury anywhere in the state.
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Updyke's lawyer, Everett Wess, said his primary concern is getting a fair and impartial jury in a case that stirs emotions in Alabama.
