In the United States, a jury consists either of six citizens, in a civil case, or the twelve required by a criminal case.
A. either of six citizens, in a civil case, or the twelve required by
B. either of six citizens, in a civil case, or of the twelve required by
C. either of six citizens, in a civil case, or the twelve required for
D. of either six citizens, in a civil case, or of the twelve required for
E. of either six citizens, in a civil case, or the twelve required for
OA E
Source: Magoosh
A. either of six citizens, in a civil case, or the twelve required by
B. either of six citizens, in a civil case, or of the twelve required by
C. either of six citizens, in a civil case, or the twelve required for
D. of either six citizens, in a civil case, or of the twelve required for
E. of either six citizens, in a civil case, or the twelve required for
OA E
Source: Magoosh












