Noun:

ತೀರ್ಪು-ಸಭೆ, ತೀರ್ಪುಗಾರರು,

jury's Usage Examples:

Gómez threw an incredibly high volume of punches in the early rounds despite his injury, outboxing Tackie, but Tackie kept the pressure on throughout and made the last few rounds of the fight hard for Gómez.

On June 6, 1843, Polly Wash was declared a free woman by an all-white jury, on the basis of witnesses who testified she had been held as a slave in Illinois, where the law ruled slaveholders' forfeited their rights to slaves if they stayed voluntarily in the state.

Knowing that he could not be retried for the murder because of double jeopardy, Ignatow confessed in court at his perjury trial.

Non-jury trial remains possible in Northern Ireland on a case-by-case certification rather than automatically applying for scheduled offences.

Allen Turner was convicted by jury trial of three counts of felony sexual assault.

However, he struggled with expressive aphasia for more than a year after the injury.

Cardiac injury that occurs in response to initial doses of anthracycline can be detected by a rise in troponin level immediately after administration.

Between 1984 and 1986 the conviction rate was 51%, compared to 49% for jury trials in Northern Ireland and 50% in England and Wales.

The inflated sense of entitlement sought special privileges for the individual alone, perhaps to compensate for childhood suffering or narcissistic injury; while the compromised sense involved an inability to expect the basic rights enjoyed by those around one.

While questions of fact are resolved by a trier of fact, which in the common law system is often a jury, questions of law.

Larry Colton — after having made one relief pitching appearance for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1968, Colton suffered a separated shoulder injury that forced his retirement.

folklore attributing a repetitive strain injury colloquially called Emacs pinky to Emacs" strong dependence on modifier keys, although there have not been.

Synonyms:

grand jury, blue ribbon jury, petit jury, petty jury, special jury, hung jury, juryman, juror, court, tribunal, body, jurywoman, judicature,

Antonyms:

unbreakableness, thin, thick, porosity, artifact,