Anchor: yeah you know some instances i don't you always have the option now in criminal i guess you always have a jury but in civil cases you have the option of whether you want a jury or not
Entailed: If the case is civil, you can decide whether or not you want a jury.
Contradiction: Civil cases always necessitate juries, unlike criminal cases.
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