A Challenge for Cause May Be Made Against Jurors

question 2

Multiple Choice

A challenge for cause may be made against jurors:

• A)who ask to be excused from jury duty.
• B)who do not stand impartial in the case.
• C)who are not of the same race as the defendant.
• D)who are not of the same gender as the defendant.

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Definitions:

Specific Performance

A legal remedy in contract law requiring the breaching party to fulfill their part of the contract rather than simply paying damages.

Charles Dickens

A celebrated British novelist of the Victorian era, known for his vivid characters and depictions of social issues.

Adequate Compensation

Fair and reasonable recompense, often used in the context of eminent domain or when damages are awarded in a legal dispute.

Consequential Damages

Refers to indirect or secondary financial losses suffered as a result of a breach of contract, beyond the immediate scope of the contractual obligations.