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A jury is a body of persons convened to render a verdict in a legal situation.
Jury or juried may also refer to:
People
- Al Jury, American football official
- Bob Jury (born 1955), American football player
- Chris Jury (born 1956), English actor, director and writer
- Eliahu I. Jury (born 1923), American engineer
- Ernie Jury, New Zealand lawn bowler
- Fuad Jorge Jury (1938–2012), Argentine singer, actor and filmmaker who went by the stage name Leonardo Favio
- Hugo Jury (1887-1945), Austrian Nazi
- Yury (also spelt Jury and other variants), the Slavic form of the masculine given name George
Places
- Jury, Moselle, France
Other uses
- Jury (TV series), a 1974 Canadian reality television miniseries
- Juried competition, a juried competition, usually of literary or artistic works, including films
- Jury rig, makeshift repairs with the tools on hand
- Jury tampering, illegally influencing the jury
See also
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