Suppose that, during jury selection for a burglary trial, the lawyer for the prosecution determines that she does not want a potential juror named Ingrid Malone on the jury. Ingrid has stated that she has been in and out of mental institutions her whole life, and that she sees nothing wrong with a little burglary now and then. Ingrid even offers up the idea that all burglars should be free to burgle. The prosecution lawyer suggests to the judge that Ingrid is highly biased and should be removed from the jury panel. The judge agrees, and has her quickly removed. This process is known as ____.
a. venire
b. voir dire
c. challenge for cause
d. peremptory challenge
Question 2
Suppose that, during jury selection for a criminal trial, defense lawyer Wickens decides that she does not want a potential juror named Bob Strange on the jury. He seems unpredictable to her, but potentially likely to favor the prosecution. She therefore tells the judge that she would like to have Bob removed from the jury panel (without stating her reasoning). It would appear that Bob is being removed via the process of ____.
a. venire
b. voir dire
c. challenge for cause
d. peremptory challenge
Stablizing Selection
Balancing selection and heterozygote advantage.
Positive and negative selection during T-cell development.
Individuals from highly divergent lines created by artificial selection
Directional selection
Responses to artificial and natural selection