Peremptory challenges:
A)are challenges for cause.
B)are generally limited in each case.
C)require specific reasons for use.
D)require proof of bias or prejudice of the juror.
E)none of the above

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Peremptory challenges are limited in each case, typically with a specific number allowed for both the prosecution and defense. They do not require specific reasons for use or proof of bias/prejudice, and they are distinct from challenges for cause which are made when a juror appears unable to be impartial in the case.

Peremptory Challenges