a group of citizens chosen to listen to the facts, and proof on cases presented in a court of law

to persuade to do or to believe

having committed a crime or bad deed

to call attention to something with the finger

no lying, stealing, or cheating

the place taken by a witness in court

the study and deciding of a case in a court of law

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Lesson 2

The Trial of Cardigan Jones

Term	Definition
jury	a group of citizens chosen to listen to the facts, and proof on cases presented in a court of law
convince	to persuade to do or to believe
guilty	having committed a crime or bad deed
point	to call attention to something with the finger
honest	no lying, stealing, or cheating
murmur	a low continuous sound
stand	the place taken by a witness in court
trial	the study and deciding of a case in a court of law