Jury
Jury noun - A body of citizens sworn to give a true verdict according to the evidence presented in a court of law.
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Tribunal and jury are semantically related. in panel that hears legal matter topic. In some cases you can use "Tribunal" instead a noun "Jury".
Tribunal
Tribunal noun - An assembly of persons for the administration of justice.
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Nearby Word: tribune
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- In Danton's Death, Herman and Fouquier-Tinville choose a special jury to make ABSOLUTELY SURE Danton leaves the tribunal with a guilty verdict.
Source: Jury of the Damned - Power Rangers Mystic Force had a literal Mystical Jury called The Tribunal of Magic judge whether or not to reverse a magic wish which stripped the heroes' powers away.
Source: Trial of the Mystical Jury - Parodied in Futurama, where the jury (a DOOP war-crimes tribunal) were all witnesses (to the destruction of DOOP headquarters).
Source: Disregard That Statement
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