jury service

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• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)陪審服務(wù)；陪審團(tuán)服務(wù)；陪審員經(jīng)歷

英漢解釋

n.	1. service as a member of a jury in a court of law. 2. the obligation to be part of a jury in a court, or time spent doing this

例句

Many employers do not pay employees for jury service, and those who do frequently limit the payment to no more than two weeks.

很多雇主不會因為雇員的陪審團(tuán)服務(wù)而支付工資，那些經(jīng)常提供陪審服務(wù)的成員接收到的付款不會超過2周。

Blair said Jackson was issued a90- day deferral on his jury service while he completed paperwork notifying the court of his move.

布萊爾還表示，法庭已同意杰克遜履行陪審團(tuán)服務(wù)的日期向后推遲90天，同時，他已經(jīng)完成了相關(guān)書面工作，通知法庭他的動向。

Citizens are selected for jury service by the court in their city or town.

公民們將接受本市或本城法院的挑選，成為陪審團(tuán)成員。

Rules limit citizens to jury service once every few years, and in most places citizens serve far less frequently -- perhaps once a decade.

有關(guān)條款限定公民每幾年就要在陪審團(tuán)工作一次，但大多數(shù)地方頻度極低——可能十年才一次。

The FBI is warning the public about an ongoing scheme involving jury service.

聯(lián)邦調(diào)查局警告說，公眾對正在進(jìn)行的計劃，陪審團(tuán)服務(wù)。

The jury service In New Zealand is managed by the Ministry of Justice.

新西蘭的陪審團(tuán)服務(wù)是由司法部管理的。

Certain professions - such as doctors, dentists, pilots and priests - will no longer be exempt from jury service.

某些專業(yè)人士如醫(yī)生、牙醫(yī)、機(jī)師及神職人員，不再被豁免出任陪審員。

Anyone who is listed on the electoral register between the age of 18 and 70 is eligible for jury service.

任何年齡在18至70歲，在陪審團(tuán)選拔人注冊名錄上登記的人都具有擔(dān)任陪審員的合法資格。