What type of jury is guaranteed by the Constitution? A stacked jury. A biased jury. An impartial jury. A tainted jury.

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asked Jan 8, 2022 76.8k views

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What type of jury is guaranteed by the Constitution?

A stacked jury.

A biased jury.

An impartial jury.

A tainted jury.

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an impartial jury is guaranteed

Shanewwarren answered Jan 12, 2022

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