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Mar 17, 2014 · Most jurors are selected to serve on a petit jury, a jury that hears and decides a particular case. For a criminal trial involving a felony (a more serious type of crime), the law requires 12 jurors. A civil trial requires only eight jurors.
The protection of our rights and liberties is largely achieved through the teamwork of judge and jury who, working together in a common effort, put into practice the principles of our great heritage of freedom. The judge determines the law to be applied in the case while the jury decides the facts.
Learn how juries are composed, how they decide facts and apply legal rules, and how they differ from judges in criminal and civil cases. Find out more about the role and structure of courts and the human side of being a judge.
(614) 645-0515. Jury@franklincountymunicourt.org. Note: Due to the volume of calls, please allow 48 hours response time. Juror Questionnaire. Jurors summoned for service are required to complete an online questionnaire.
The right in the U.S. Constitution to a trial by an impartial jury means a jury must reach a unanimous verdict to convict a person of a crime, the Supreme Court concluded.
Welcome to the Jury Commission page for the Franklin County Common Pleas Court. This has been created for use by prospective jurors, their employers, and the general public to find out about jury service in our court.
