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What is the role of the jury in the US legal system?

A. to decide on the nature and time of the sentencing for the guilty

B.to listen to the evidence without favoring either side

c. to collect evidence and ask witnesses to be present in court

D. to appeal the case in a higher court if it feels that justice isn't served​

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The role of the jury in the US legal system is to listen to the evidence without favouring either side.

What is a Jury?

A jury is a body of people who are usually twelve in number who have sworn to give a verdict on a case based entirely on the evidence provided without attaching personal sentiments.

The jury is expected to submit a verdict which is entirely based on the evidence submitted in court and following the directions of the judge.

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