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Which term is defined as a legal group of people sworn to make a decision in a legal case?
Jury
Verdict
Legal Settlement
Complaint
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Jury
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A jury is a group of people sworn to hear evidence and render a decision in a legal case. Jurors listen to witnesses, consider the testimony, and apply the judge’s instructions to reach a verdict. This is distinct from a verdict (the decision itself), a legal settlement (an agreement to resolve the case outside court), and a complaint (the formal filing that starts a civil action). So the term that fits the description is the jury.
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