jury box


noun
  1. an enclosure where the jury sit in court

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How to use jury box in a sentence

  • McLaughlan went into the jury-box with a meaning look at Robinson, but without another audible word.

  • Thus had he turned often from the jury-box and scourged with figure and invective the man in the prisoner's dock.

    The Code of the Mountains | Charles Neville Buck
  • It would be as unfair to exclude such men from the legislature, or from the polls, as from the jury box.

  • There is no place at all for the working man to play his part except on occasion in the jury box.

    The Law and the Poor | Edward Abbott Parry
  • "Prisoner at the bar, stand up," said the clerk; and Bucholz arose immediately, turning his pallid face toward the jury-box.

    Bucholz and the Detectives | Allan Pinkerton