empaneled in a sentence

1. The jury selected is said to have been "empaneled".

2. Note that the IG report(s) cannot comment on active criminal cases with empaneled grand juries.

3. If this is the rule in every civil or criminal case, what would be involved in selecting a jury empaneled to determine the future of society?

4. To achieve that goal, the Obama DOJ empaneled a grand jury in 2011 and conducted a sweeping investigation into WikiLeaks, Assange, and Manning.

5. Meanwhile, the prosecution, the defense, and an empaneled citizen grand jury (free of the influence of lawyers), would endeavor to investigate the crime and discover the truth.

6. The investigation … is being led by a five-member team of laity … comprised of three men and two women, including one non-Catholic, empaneled by Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore.

7. The politicians knew they would be flummoxed by the science and statistics, so they empaneled an independent group of specialists to investigate and provide a report to assist their conclusions.