venire การใช้

• Alison missed " venire ."
• Alison said of venire, which means a group of people from whom a jury is selected.
• "O ti serve a Dio del bon core non avire pagura a questo ballo venire.
• The case was remanded to the District court of Louisiana, with directions to award a Venire facias de novo.
• The jury pool, also known as the venire, is first selected from among the community using a reasonably random method.
• Pause as weak interior cadence from Lassus's " Qui vult venire post me ", mm . 3 5.
• Where the tenant is alleged to have disobeyed the writ, a " venire facias " would issue and the tenant would be attached.
• He has said he removed the black members of the venire not because of their race, but because they were young and might sympathize with Batson.
• In the third century, the phrase " ascending the platform ", " ad pulpitum venire ", becomes the standard term for Christian ordination.
• The Court unanimously rejected the district court's judgment, and remanded the case for a new trial under a " venire facias de novo ".
• Alison correctly suggested that her 10th round word, " rouleau, " was French in origin and that her 12th word, " venire, " came from Latin.
• Thus, to the extent that a greater percentage of African-Americans were struck, those percentages mirror the divergent views on the death penalty of minority and non-minority venire members.
• Clay Conrad has stated that libertarian-minded venire members can and should increase their odds of getting on a jury by telling the prosecutors what they want to hear, without actually lying.
• Criminal District Judge Manny Alvarez spoke to the venire, or pool, of prospective jurors for 40 minutes on general points of the law, especially on Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination.
• He played a concert entitled " Scusate, ma non-posso venire " ( " Sorry, but I can't come in " ) that was transmitted to Italy by satellite on 22 July 1996.
• Also ( close to the other side of Nassau County ), there was a Rock-afire Explosion show at the original Fun Zone ( at the time, a venire similar to Fun Station USA ) in Farmingdale, New York.
• Hallowell's venires into storytelling include the publishing of " Tears of the Sweet Peninsula : May 25, 1997 "; " The Sierra Leone Civil Conflict "; and " The Lust of Cain ".
• Reaching the merits that same year, the Court held that the Congressional statute permitting for-cause challenges of jurors who believed that polygamy was divinely compelled applied to venire if the 200-person venire was exhausted before a full jury was seated.
• Reaching the merits that same year, the Court held that the Congressional statute permitting for-cause challenges of jurors who believed that polygamy was divinely compelled applied to venire if the 200-person venire was exhausted before a full jury was seated.
• Supervenience, which means literally " coming or occurring as something novel, additional, or unexpected ", from " super, " meaning on, above or, additional, and " venire, " meaning to come, shows occurrences in the Oxford English Dictionary dating back to 1844.