Who decide who sites on the jury?

The selection of jurors is typically managed by the court system, often through a process called "jury selection" or "voir dire." Potential jurors are randomly chosen from a pool of eligible citizens, usually from voter registration lists or other public records. Both the prosecution and defense have the opportunity to question these potential jurors and can challenge their inclusion through a limited number of peremptory challenges or for cause. Ultimately, the final jury is composed of individuals who are deemed impartial and capable of fairly deciding the case.