/ˈʤʊərɪbɒks/ – Noun
Definition: chỗ ngồi của đoàn bồi thẩm tại phiên tòa.
A more throughout explanation: A “jury box” refers to the enclosed area in a courtroom where the jury sits during a trial. The jury box is typically located near the judge, the witness stand, and the attorneys’ tables. Members of the jury are selected to sit in the jury box to hear evidence, witness testimony, and legal arguments presented during a trial in order to reach a verdict based on the facts presented.
Example: The defendant’s attorney approached the jury-box to confer with the jurors during a recess in the trial.