impaneled
Chosen for jury
Impaneled is the past tense of impanel, meaning to enroll people on a jury or other official panel.
A judge impanels a jury by selecting and swearing in its members: The grand jury was impaneled to investigate corruption charges.
Also spelled impanelled.
The variant empaneled is equally common.
Trial decision makers
- selectionChosen item or items
- voir direPretrial juror examination
- summonedCalled to appear
- seatedIn a chair
sworn · deliberation · trial · verdict · foreperson · courthouse · service · duty
Payment for services rendered
- inquiryRequest for information
- boardFlat rigid panel
- committeeAppointed group for duties
- appointedAssigned to office
convened · investigation · members · hearing · findings · arbitration · adjudication · ethics
Formal charge from jury
- investigationFormal examination of facts
- subpoenaWrit requiring testimony
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- prosecutorGovernment's trial lawyer
witnesses · evidence · charges · felony · secret · presentment · criminal · district attorney
jurors
Trial decision makers
seated · sworn · deliberation · trial · verdict · foreperson · courthouse · service · duty · peers
commission
Payment for services rendered
appointed · convened · investigation · members · hearing · findings · arbitration · adjudication · ethics · disciplinary
indictment
Formal charge from jury
- investigationFormal examination of facts
- subpoenaWrit requiring testimony
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
prosecutor · witnesses · evidence · charges · felony · secret · presentment · criminal · district attorney · foreman