What is the minimum number of members required in an ADC Jury?

The minimum number of members required in an ADC Jury is five. This requirement ensures that the jury has a sufficient number of perspectives and experiences to deliberate on cases effectively, providing a balanced view and increasing the fairness of the decision-making process. A jury with at least five members can help mitigate the risks of bias or influence from a smaller group, making the overall evaluation more robust and credible. The emphasis on having an adequate number of jurors is critical in maintaining the integrity of assessments and decisions made within the framework of the ADC and aligns with established standards for jury formation in various contexts.