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Jurist vs. Juror

Jurist

/ˈdʒʊərəst/
A person who is an expert in law or who has professional duties related to the law

Examples:

The seasoned jurist provided insightful analysis during the trial.As a respected jurist, she influenced international legal reforms.That famous jurist authored numerous texts on constitutional law.

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Juror

/ˈdʒʊərə/
A person who is a member of a jury and helps decide the outcome of a legal case

Examples:

The juror took their duty very seriously each day.She was proud to be selected as a juror for the trial.Despite differences, the jurors reached a unanimous decision.

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This word has no antonyms

Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Remember, a jurist is someone engaged in legal study or practice, like an expert, while a juror is a member of a jury chosen to hear a specific case.
  • Jurist is more about the legal profession or academic expertise in law, whereas juror is about participating in a legal proceeding.
  • Think of a jurist as an architect designing the law, while a juror is like a tenant evaluating that design in real life.
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