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Showing 9381–9390 of 17922 articles for “Art. Lonsdale v Howard & Hallam [2007] UKHL 32”
If the defendants do not agree to challenge, the lot settles among themselves the rank in which they make the challenges. In this case, jurors challenged by one, and in that order, are challenged by a…
The jurors are seated in the order designated by lot, alongside the court, if the layout of the premises permits, and otherwise on seats separated from the public, the parties and the witnesses, oppos…
The chairman asks the accused for his surname, first names, date and place of birth, occupation and residence.
The clerk calls the roll of the unexcused jurors. A card bearing their name is placed in a ballot box.
…ds for challenge. The trial jury is formed at the moment when the names of six or nine jurors who have not been challenged are taken from the ballot box, according to the distinctions provided for in…
If there are several defendants, they may agree to exercise their challenges; they may exercise them separately. In either case, they may not exceed the number of challenges determined for a single ac…
The defendants may agree to exercise part of the challenges, except to exercise the remainder according to the rank fixed by lot.
The President addressed the jurors, standing uncovered, as follows: "You swear and promise to examine with the most scrupulous attention the charges that will be brought against X....to betray neither…
The chairman declares the jury finally constituted.
…l jury has been finally constituted. This contentious incident is settled in accordance with the provisions of article 316.
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