weeding out

To start weeding out those who are biased, prosecutors and the defence team will analyse questionnaires filled out by the prospective jurors.

"There were so many things wrong with it... one is that they're weeding out people with visible disabilities, so if you have an invisible disability, you're not required to bring in a doctor's letter."

Apple did not respond to our questions about why this is needed, but has previously said it is about weeding out dodgy, or scam, stores.

Her bill would also prod states to do a better job of weeding out ineligible families or else be forced to cover some of those costs themselves.

The department has made progress from those days, longtime observers say, in part by weeding out what civil rights attorney Connie Rice once called the “hunter killer” officers who used excessive force with impunity.