Translation for 'juries' from English to Dutch

juries

jury's {mv}

• "Representativeness": Saks concluded that smaller juries were not as representative as larger juries.
• Separate juries convene for each category. Members are confidential from both the general public and the other juries.
• Strodtbeck, the research director on the American Juries Project headed by Harry Kalvin, Jr and Hans Zeisel.
• The early history of juries supports the recognition of the "de facto" power of nullification.
• Juries were considered extremely important in early America.

• Two 21-person juries select nominees in 24 categories (12 for film, 12 for television respectively) whereas in a second voting round the winners are determined by both juries.
• All the participating countries had both telephonical and presential juries.
• Michigan later eliminated one-person grand juries. Michigan law currently requires citizen's grand juries presided over by a circuit judge.
• The winner's films in the several competition categories are elected by expert juries respectively.
• During Socrates’ day, juries were much larger than they are today.

• Juries Act (with its variations) is a stock short title used for legislation in the United Kingdom relating to juries.
• These county-level grand juries primarily focus on oversight of government institutions at the county level or lower.
• California also uses grand juries, with at least one per county.
• Starting in the 1640s, Samson began many years of public-service duties. He served on six juries between 1641 and 1663 and twelve petty juries between 1644 and 1670.
• Police arrested thirteen European accused rioters, however the empaneled juries acquitted all of major offences "amid the cheers of bystanders".