⚖️ Jury Services & Protocol

Official Guidelines for the Grand Panel Juror.

Courtroom Terminology

The party who files the Affidavit of Conflict. They carry the burden of proof to show that the Respondent is at fault.

The party answering the claims. They file the Counter-Affidavit to provide context and rebut the Plaintiff's narrative.

Terrance Ward and Co-Hosts. They moderate testimony, rule on Objections, and have the power to overrule a Jury if a Mistrial is imminent.

Jurors must select one of the following outcomes after deliberation:

Option	Definition
Judgment for Plaintiff	The Jury finds the Respondent's actions were the primary cause of conflict and validates the Plaintiff's grievance.
Judgment for Respondent	The Jury finds the Plaintiff failed to prove their case, or that the Respondent acted reasonably under the circumstances.
Mistrial	The Jury is "Hung" (cannot reach a 51% majority) or a violation of court rules occurred during testimony.

Impartiality: Jurors must listen to both the Affidavit and Counter-Affidavit before forming a final opinion.
Decorum: Harassment of Case Holders or the Bench is grounds for immediate removal from the Jury Room.
Evidence: Base your vote on the testimony and corroborated evidence provided, not on outside speculation.
Silence During Testimony: Maintain order while the Bench is questioning a party. Save deliberations for the designated "Recess."