Complex sentence: While civilian juries require a unanimity to convict, tribunals only require two thirds majority when no death penalty is involved, for death penalty convictable tribunals, full seven judging officers panel is required to have a unanimous decision.
Split into simpler sentences: While civilian juries require a unanimity to convict, tribunals only require two thirds majority when no death penalty is involved. For death penalty convictable tribunals, all seven judging officers are required to have a unanimous decision.