Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

impanel

verb

/ɪmˈpæn.əl/

Definition

To select a group of individuals to serve on a jury or panel.

Examples

The judge decided to impanel a jury for the high-profile case.
It is essential to impanel a diverse group to ensure a fair trial.
During the process, they will impanel a panel of experts to provide recommendations.

Meaning

Impanel refers to the act of officially selecting individuals to sit on a jury or committee for a specific purpose, typically in the context of a legal proceeding.