New Jersey Statutes
§ 2B:23-15 — Time for making challenges
New Jersey·Title 2B COURT ORGANIZATION AND CIVIL CODE
a. Challenges to jurors may be made at any time before the juror is sworn to try the case. b. No challenge to a juror may be made after the juror is sworn to try the case unless:
(1)the basis for the challenge could not reasonably have been known earlier to the person making the challenge; and (2) the challenge is based upon the juror's inability to render a fair and impartial verdict. Source: 2A:78-9 L.1995,c.44,s.1.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 2B:23-1
Number of jurors§ 2B:23-10
Examination of jurors.§ 2B:23-11
Challenge to qualifications of jurors§ 2B:23-13
Peremptory challenges.§ 2B:23-14
Trial of challenges to jurors§ 2B:23-15
Time for making challenges§ 2B:23-16
Jury of view§ 2B:23-17
Verdict by five-sixths of the jury§ 2B:23-18
Disagreement of jurors§ 2B:23-2
Selection of trial jury from panel§ 2B:23-3
Impaneling of additional jurors§ 2B:23-4
Names of selected trial jurors§ 2B:23-6
Oath of jurors