To select jurors who are impartial and qualified to serve.

To determine the facts of the case.

To allow the parties to present their arguments.

To reach a verdict.

The judge

The attorneys for the parties

Both the judge and the attorneys

A court-appointed official

Questions about the juror's background and experience

Questions about the juror's knowledge of the case

Questions about the juror's opinions on the issues in the case

All of the above

A request by a party to remove a juror for bias or prejudice

A request by a party to remove a juror for incompetence

A request by a party to remove a juror for misconduct

All of the above

A request by a party to remove a juror without giving a reason

A request by a party to remove a juror for cause

A request by a party to remove a juror for misconduct

None of the above

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The juror is replaced with an alternate juror.

The trial is postponed until a new juror can be found.

The trial is declared a mistrial.

None of the above

The juror is replaced with an alternate juror.

The trial is postponed until a new juror can be found.

The trial is declared a mistrial.

None of the above

To replace a juror who is excused for cause or peremptorily

To provide additional input to the jury during deliberations

To act as a witness in the case

None of the above

Only if the number of jurors falls below the required number

Only if the jury is deadlocked

Only if the judge orders them to participate

Never

A challenge for cause must be based on a specific reason, while a peremptory challenge does not.

A challenge for cause can only be made by the judge, while a peremptory challenge can be made by either party.

A challenge for cause can only be made before the trial begins, while a peremptory challenge can be made at any time during the trial.

None of the above

Bias or prejudice

Incompetence

Misconduct

All of the above

The juror's demeanor

The juror's answers to questions during voir dire

The juror's background and experience

All of the above

To allow the parties to remove jurors who they believe are biased or prejudiced

To allow the parties to remove jurors who they believe are incompetent

To allow the parties to remove jurors who they believe have committed misconduct

All of the above

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