What is LOCKING UP A JURY?

the term that applies to the jury when it is in deliberation and away from all outside influences.

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Related Legal Terms
INSTRUCTION TO THE JURY, TRAVERSE JURY, IMPARTIAL JURY, COMMON JURY, JURY COMMON, JURY, PETIT JURY, STRIKING A JURY, JURY BOX, JURY SELECTION


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