impanel
ˌɪmˈpænəl-
(v)
impanel
select from a list "empanel prospective jurors" -
(v)
impanel
enter into a list of prospective jurors
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Impanel
To enter in a list, or on a piece of parchment, called a panel; to form or enroll, as a list of jurors in a court of justice.
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impanel
To write or enter in a list or on a piece of parchment, called a panel; specifically, to make a list of; form, complete, or enroll, as a body of persons to be called as jurors in a court of justice. -
impanel
More loosely, of a jury, to draw or select from the panel and swear in. -
impanel
To decorate or fit with panels: as, a house impaneled with oak. -
impanel
To place as a panel in a wall.
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(v.t)
Impanel
to enter the names of a jury on a panel -
Impanel
. See Empanel.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary Pref. im-, in + panel,. Cf. Empanel
Prosecutors Are Poised to Impanel AIG Grand Jury. online.wsj.com
DALLAS {AP}— Attorneys today will begin the arduous process of impaneling a jury for the capital murder trial of George Rivas, the ringleader of a gang of escaped inmates charged with killing an Irving police officer. lubbockonline.com
A legislative group impaneled to find ways to shore up Kentucky's public pension plans is recommending repeal of built-in cost-of-living increases for government retirees. siltv.com
A jury of matrons was impanelled, and made an examination of the lady appellant. "She Stands Accused" by
At six o'clock that evening a jury was impaneled, and two hours later its verdict was reported. "The Fifth String, The Conspirators" by
The business of impaneling a jury was a rather simple thing so far as this court was concerned. "The Financier" by
A jury was impanelled, the deserter tried for his life, found guilty, and condemned to death. "The Great Events by Famous Historians, Vol. 1-20" by
The rosy-faced commissioner is in his seat, a very good-natured jury is impanelled, and the feeble old man is again brought into court. "An Outcast" by
Never was such an infamous gang impanelled. "Mystic London:" by
Judges there were, who travelled on circuits, and who impanelled twelve respectable jurors, sworn to give just verdicts. "Historic Tales, Vol. 8 (of 15)" by
When the work of impaneling the jury was begun, old Conkwright was there with his challenges. "The Jucklins" by
At six o'clock that evening a jury was impaneled, and two hours later its verdict was reported. "The Fifth String" by
The coroner hastily impaneled a jury, consisting wholly of Pattmore's personal and political friends. "The Somnambulist and the Detective" by