It was not contested by the Government that one year later it admitted that Miami was an unsuitable place for a trial as it proved almost impossible to select an impartial jury in a case linked with Cuba.

Text You can say a jury is corrupt.

This is a jury simulation deliberation room, and you can see beyond that two way mirror jury advisers standing in a room behind the mirror.

The Swedish jury didn't think so either. So we lost.

The source insisted that holding the trial in an inappropriate place affected the partiality of the jury because the jury members were under considerable pressure from the Miami American Cuban community.

So, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, take a look at this.

There are two women members on the Jury for National Film Awards.

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The jury, chosen following a week long selection process, reflected Miami's diverse population.

He was convicted by an all white jury of rape, kidnapping and vehicle theft.

There is a lot of shouting in the jury room. Expect a verdict soon.

The judge said he expected the trial to go to the jury later that day.

Now, in America, in fact, you cannot give up your right to trial by jury.

The other five were convicted by a jury in United States Federal Court in 2001.

(c) The jury for the trial was selected following an examination process in which the defence attorneys had the opportunity, and availed themselves of the procedural tools, to reject potential jurors, and ensured that no Cuban Americans served on the jury.

Substantive issues Right to an impartial tribunal

According to him, his son should have been tried by a jury, not a single judge.

The historic independence of the common law jury has protected its verdicts of acquittal from any review.

The right to an independent and impartial tribunal

Substantive issues Right to fair and impartial hearing

A compromised judge cannot be independent, impartial or fair.

And none of this was stated to the court as an assumption or presented to the jury that way.

(e) Provide for timely, efficient and impartial resolution of insolvency

And even some Internet engineers today say the whole thing is a pilot project and the jury is still out.

Impartial investigations into all allegations of human rights violations were essential.

The source added that only a year after the sentencing of the accused, the same United States Government, in another case where it was itself accused, asked for a change of venue, presenting the argument that Miami was an inappropriate place for a trial because it was almost impossible to empanel an impartial jury for a trial concerning Cuba, given the prevailing strong opinions and feelings over this issue.

What we have extant right now, at the beginning of this system, is the U.N. Security Council as a grand jury.

A jury of eminent personalities will select the three photographs that conceptually and artistically best depict the problem of land degradation.

(a) Developing a competent, independent and impartial judiciary and accountable government institutions

All parties must understand the importance of neutral and impartial humanitarian assistance.

And so, I think of what I'm doing not so much as studying the defendant in a criminal trial, but studying the jury.

Such briefings could assist the Council in producing more balanced and impartial decisions.

In the current case, however, the Committee takes the view that the instructions to the jury raise an issue under article 14 of the Covenant, as the defendant had managed to present prima facie evidence of being mistreated, and the Court did not alert the jury that that the prosecution must prove that the confession was made without duress.

So if a pediatrician had come out and said to a jury, I know how to build bridges. I've built one down the road.

She requested an independent and impartial inquiry into the allegations, including international medical expertise.

Such inquiry processes help gather data and information in an impartial and expeditious manner.

Although it was not perfect, it was as impartial as possible under the circumstances.

The existence of an impartial verifier helped to lessen controversy when accusations of breaches arose.

This situation was addressed and Impartial Forces have now been deployed to the said localities.

In June 2002, in Ring v. Arizona the United States Supreme Court held that death sentences in five states imposed by a decision of a judge rather than a decision reached by a jury violated the constitutional right to trial by jury, thus reversing until a new trial is held the death sentences that had been imposed on about 800 prisoners.

States parties should strive firmly to ensure a lack of any racial or xenophobic prejudice on the part of judges, jury members and other judicial personnel.

At the end of that process, the jury made recommendations, the implementation of which was scrupulously monitored and assessed before the convening of the next forum.

The defence attorneys had the opportunity to remove potentially biased jurors, and they used that opportunity to ensure that no Cuban Americans served on the jury.

Everyone has the right to seek a hearing of his case by a competent, impartial court.

The authorities have also asked that joint patrols by these forces and impartial forces be reinstituted.