A bicycle lane is marked with a solid white line along either side of the street, placed at least 4 feet from the curb. This line is usually a broken line near the corners of intersections. The words BIKE LANE or a picture of a bicycle are usually painted in white on the pavement at various locations in this lane.
Theoretically, any number, but trial judges often dismiss indictments after two or three mistrials.
But some states began seating smaller juries out of the need for efficiency: seating half the number of jurors saves time and money. Florida statute dictates that six people serve on juries in criminal trials, except in cases in which the death penalty is being sought. In those cases, a 12-member jury is seated. Connecticut, Indiana, and Louisiana have similar systems.