Venireman

The venireman expressed concern about serving on a lengthy trial.

The venireman was excused from jury duty due to a conflict of interest.

The venireman was excused from jury duty due to a family emergency.

The venireman was relieved to be chosen as a juror for the high-profile case.

The attorneys conducted extensive background checks on each venireman before finalizing the jury.

The defense attorney questioned each venireman about their knowledge of the case.

The judge thanked the venireman for their time and participation in the selection process.

The venireman diligently took notes throughout the witness testimony.

The venireman answered the attorney's questions during the jury selection process.

The defense attorney challenged the venireman based on his potential bias.

The defense attorney objected to the inclusion of a venireman with a known bias.

The venireman was relieved when the judge dismissed the case before the trial started.

The judge asked the venireman about his prior knowledge of the case.

The judge called the first venireman to the witness stand.

The venireman felt nervous while waiting to be called for jury duty.

The judge dismissed the venireman due to a potential conflict of interest.

The venireman was dismissed after revealing a personal connection to the defendant.

The venireman was relieved to be selected as an alternate juror instead of a primary juror.

The court clerk called out the name of each venireman to enter the jury box.

The venireman requested to be excused from jury duty due to personal circumstances.

The venireman expressed concerns about their ability to remain impartial during the trial.

The court clerk randomly selected a venireman from the pool to serve on the jury.

The prosecution carefully questioned the venireman during the voir dire process.

The venireman expressed concerns about his ability to be impartial in the case.

The venireman was selected as a juror and listened attentively to the evidence presented.

The venireman was surprised to receive a summons for jury duty.