If bias is admitted, a juror is struck from the jury with a:
A) peremptory challenge.
B) challenge for cause.
C) motion for a directed verdict.
D) motion to compel.
E) res judicata.

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Either party in the lawsuit may challenge or excuse a prospective juror for a specific reason or cause. For example, if a prospective juror is related to one of the parties or to a witness or the juror admits bias favoring one side.

If Bias Is Admitted, a Juror Is Struck from the Jury