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Empanel (Verb)

Select from a list; "empanel prospective jurors".

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

The court clerk was authorized to empanel a diverse group of prospective jurors from the large pool of candidates.
During the voir dire, attorneys for both sides questions the potential jurors empaneled to determine their suitability for the trial.
In civil cases, it's common to empanel a smaller jury of six members rather than the standard twelve.
In selecting the jury, great care must be taken to empanel impartial individuals who can provide an unbiased verdict.
After several hours of questioning, a jury of twelve was empaneled and sworn in to hear the deliberations.

Enter into a list of prospective jurors.

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The court will empanel a jury of twelve citizens to hear the high-profile case.
Each potential juror will be carefully questioned before we can empanel the jury.
The judge will empanel a group of fifty prospective jurors from which to select the final panel.
After questioning the jurors, the court will empanel a panel of jurors to hear the trial.
To ensure a fair trial, the lawyers will work to empanel a representative group of citizens as the jury.