Assertion: jury's juror | /r/CapableOf | discuss evidence
Facets:
value: fairly
type: DEGREE
value: in the case
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The suggestions included requiring jury instructions to be made clearer and to allow jurors to discuss evidence as it is presented, instead of after deliberations begin.
text: Jurors listen to opening statements and closing arguments presented by the lawyers and also learn about and weigh the evidence that is introduced during the trial.
text: Jurors are supposed to be impartial and weigh all evidence fairly.
text: While you and the other jurors debate the evidence in the case, you may all draw from your life experiences to make sense of things, but you're prohibited from using any outside resources, such as libraries or the Internet.
text: A juror also has a number of other responsibilities, such as honesty to the tribunal, listening to and considering all the evidence, and working with the other jury members to reach a verdict.
text: The suggestions included requiring jury instructions to be made clearer and to allow jurors to discuss evidence as it is presented, instead of after deliberations begin.
text: The impartiality of jurors is critical, as this allows each juror to weigh the evidence fairly and come to a decision based solely on the evidence presented.