An alternate juror hears the trial and replaces a seated juror who becomes unable to serve.

A Batson challenge objects that a peremptory strike was exercised on the basis of race, ethnicity, or gender.

A challenge for cause seeks removal of a prospective juror who cannot be impartial, without using a peremptory strike.

Juror rehabilitation is questioning that establishes a juror expressing doubt can nonetheless serve impartially.

A jury questionnaire collects written information from prospective jurors before or during voir dire.

Jury selection is the process of questioning prospective jurors and exercising challenges to seat the panel that will decide the case.

A peremptory challenge removes a prospective juror without stating a reason, subject to constitutional limits on discriminatory use.

A stealth juror conceals bias or an agenda during voir dire in order to be seated.

The struck jury method qualifies a full panel before peremptory strikes are exercised simultaneously.

The venire is the pool of prospective jurors from which the trial jury is selected.

Voir dire is the questioning of prospective jurors to expose bias and inform the exercise of challenges for cause and peremptory strikes.