If a prospective juror admits bias favoring one of the parties to a trial,that person is most likely to be excused for __________.
A) peremptory challenge
B) cause
C) discovery
D) lack of standing
E) being respondent

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If a prospective juror admits bias favoring one of the parties to a trial, that person is most likely to be excused for cause. In addition to the excuses for cause, a plaintiff and defendant are given a certain number of challenges, known as peremptory challenges, for which no cause or reason need be given to excuse a prospective juror.

If a Prospective Juror Admits Bias Favoring One of the Parties