If a potential juror is asked to be removed without explanations as to why he or she is unlikely to be able to deliver an impartial verdict, this type of removal is referred to as:

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A peremptory challenge allows an attorney to remove a potential juror without giving a reason or explanation. This is different from a challenge for bias or cause, which requires the attorney to show that the juror cannot be impartial due to a specific reason, such as a personal relationship with one of the parties or a strong bias towards the subject matter. A predisposition challenge is not a legal term and does not refer to any specific type of challenge in the jury selection process.

If a Potential Juror Is Asked to Be Removed Without