/fækt traɪərz/ – Phrase
Definition: các bồi thẩm.
A more thorough explanation: “Fact triers” refers to individuals or a group of people, such as a jury or judge, responsible for determining the facts of a case in a legal proceeding. They are tasked with evaluating the evidence presented and making decisions based on the facts established during the trial or hearing.
Example: The fact triers, typically a jury in a criminal trial, are responsible for determining the truth of the evidence presented.