1. to select and enroll (people) to serve on a jury or panel
Usage: legal term; past tense of impanel

Examples

• The judge impaneled twelve jurors for the murder trial.
• Twenty-four citizens were impaneled for grand jury duty.
• The court clerk impaneled the jury selection process yesterday.
• After questioning, only eight jurors were successfully impaneled.
• The defense attorney objected before the jury was fully impaneled.
• It took three days to get a complete jury impaneled for the case.