Select all of the statements that describe juries.
The outcomes of all court cases in the U.S. decided by juries.
The Constitution guarantees a person accused of a crime the right to a trial by jury.
State juries may consist of only 3 individuals.
Juries always consist of 12 individuals.
If a jury cannot reach a unanimous verdict, a mistrial is declared.
If the jury returns a verdict of guilty, the judge may order a new trial.
If the jury returns a verdict of guilty, the judge may enter a verdict of acquittal.
