Question

a peer A person who is one’s social equal y

Accepted Answer

[pɪə] In requiring judgment by “a jury of one’s peers,” U.S. law meant to protect lower-class defendants from the possibly biased judgment of upper-class juries.

Front	a peer
Trancription	[pɪə]
Back	A person who is one’s social equal
Example	In requiring judgment by “a jury of one’s peers,” U.S. law meant to protect lower-class defendants from the possibly biased judgment of upper-class juries.
Example_	y

One’s Judgment Peer Pɪə Person Social Equal Requiring