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1. Which amendment to the US Constitution guarantees a right to trial by jury?

A 10th B 6th C 1st D 2nd

2. Which of the following is not a requirement to serve on a federal jury?

A At least 18 years old B Graduated from high school C US citizen D Not a felon

3. How many people are there on the typical jury in the United States?

A 2 B 20 C 12 D 7

4. True or False: Jurors can discuss the trial with friends and family members to get their opinions.

A TRUE B FALSE

5. Where are jury members supposed to get their information regarding a case?

A Evidence at the trial B Internet C Social media D Newspapers

6. How are people chosen to become potential jurors?

A They are randomly selected from local citizens B They apply for jury duty at the local court house C Jurors are voted on in local elections D They are people who have graduated from jury school

7. What percentage of jurors must agree on a verdict for it to become final?

A 51% B 100% C 90% D 75%

8. What does it mean when juries are sequestered?

A They are isolated from the public during the trial B They are allowed to use the internet to research the trial C All of the above D They are supposed to give interviews to the press

9. What is it called when a jury cannot come to a unanimous decision?

A Hung jury B Contempt of court C Lost cause D Court veto

10. What type of jury doesn't decide a final verdict, but determines if criminal charges should be brought against someone?

A Grand jury B Criminal petit jury C Civil jury

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