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11-Jun-2006, 09:58
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 pass for cause Would you please tell me what does the phrase "pass for cause" mean when it is used in the court when trial lawyers select a jury. For example, "Pass for cause, Your Honor". Thanks a lot. |
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11-Jun-2006, 13:10
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| Re: pass for cause It asks whether the lawyer wants to remove the person from the jury: http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=...+16%3a7%3a31.0 |
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