When deciding on the jury panel, a party in a lawsuit can challenge a prospective juror on the basis of:
A) the prospective juror's race.
B) the prospective juror's gender.
C) the juror's lack of bias towards the case.
D) the prospective juror's ethnicity.
E) the juror's relationship to the opposing party.

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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, that person may be excused as a juror because of the specific reason.

When Deciding on the Jury Panel, a Party in a Lawsuit