How To Use Petit jury In A Sentence

  • It differs from petit jury in that it does not decide questions of guilt or innocence.
  • The petit jury listens to the evidence offered by the prosecution and the defense (if it chooses to offer any) during a criminal trial and returns a verdict of guilty or not guilty.
  • One of twelve men, called a petit jury, whose duty it is to try causes, civil or criminal, in the county court and sessions, or circuit and oyer and terminer. Civil Government for Common Schools
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