This is the opposition by an attorney against the inclusion of a prospective juror on a jury based on a specific cause or reason.

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A challenge for cause is when an attorney argues to exclude a prospective juror from the jury selection process based on a specific cause or reason, such as a bias or prejudice that may interfere with their ability to be fair and impartial. This is different from a peremptory challenge, where the attorney can exclude a prospective juror without having to give a reason. The other options, exclusionary challenge and Miranda challenge, are not relevant to the process of selecting a jury.

This Is the Opposition by an Attorney Against the Inclusion