A challenge to a juror without giving a reason is called a:
A)challenge for cause
B)peremptory challenge
C)voir dire challenge
D)Batson challenge
E)J.E.B.challenge

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A challenge without giving a reason is called a peremptory challenge. Choice A (challenge for cause) requires the party challenging the juror to provide a legal reason for the disqualification. Choice C (voir dire challenge) refers to the process of questioning potential jurors to determine their suitability for service. Choices D and E refer to specific types of challenges based on discrimination (racial and gender, respectively) in the selection of jurors.

A Challenge to a Juror Without Giving a Reason Is