1.   All jury members felt that curtains, particularly of such elegant stuff, are long overdue for a comeback.

2.   All jury members should have a copy of the evidential data.

3.   Outside the court some defendants were congratulated by jury members.

4.   The new evidence raised doubts in the minds of jury members.

5.   The trial had to be abandoned when it was discovered that jury members had been got at by the Mafia.

6.   The hearing ended last night with the jury members saying they were not sure who fired the first shots because they found the evidence was inconclusive.

7.   Are Margaret Thatcher and George Bush, to cite two recent jury members, much more qualified to choose a pioneering figure in religion than in chemistry or medicine?

8.   A few jury members sat upright, startled, as though seeing him for the first time.

9.   A military conviction requires only two thirds of jury members to vote yes instead of the unanimous decision required in civilian criminal trials.

10.   After jury members repeatedly said they could not reach a verdict, Justice Edwin Torres declared a mistrial.