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talesman
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tales·man  (tlzmn, tlz-)
n.
One who is summoned under a writ of tales.
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talesman
n pl <-men> (Jur) → Ersatzgeschworene(r) mf
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Grace Robinson, "Ruth's Eyes Halt Talesmen," New York Daily News, April 19, 1927.
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These people, called talesmen, can be called off the sidewalk outside the courtroom door and put on the jury.
"I swear to -- a true verdict give" by Bowal, Peter / LawNow
 
 
 
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