Impanel

/ɪmˈpænl/
verb

To choose and set up a jury to work on a trial in court.

The judge will impanel a jury for the upcoming criminal case.
Visual representation of "impanel" - To choose and set up a jury to work on a trial in court

Often appears as...

  • impanel a jury
  • judge impanel

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verb

To choose and set up a jury to work on a trial in court.

The judge will impanel a jury for the upcoming criminal case.
Visual representation of "impanel" - To choose and set up a jury to work on a trial in court

Often appears as...

  • impanel a jury
  • judge impanel

Usage tips

Formal

Technical

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Legal Process

Impanel is used specifically in the context of legal proceedings involving a jury.

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The court clerk was tasked to impanel the jury before the trial commenced.
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Formality Level

Impanel is a formal term often used in legal documents or discussions about court procedures.

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During the orientation, prospective jurors were informed about how they would be impaneled.
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Action by Authority

Only legal authorities, like a judge or court official, have the power to impanel a jury.

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The defense attorney requested that the judge impanel a new jury due to potential bias.
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