Jury

ju'ri, n. (Law.) A body of men, selected and sworn to inquire into and try any matter of fact, and to declare the truth of on the evidence given them in the case: a committee for adjudging prizes at a public exhibition, etc. [F. jurie. a company of sworn men, prop. fem. p. p. of jurer, L. jurare, to swear; just.] — Ju'ryman, n. pi. -iie>\ One impaneled on a jury, or who serves as a juror.—Jur ror, n. (Law.) One who serves on a jury; a juryman. One of a committee chosen to adjudge prizes at a public exhibition, etc. \Y.jureur, L.jurat or.]