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To impanel a jury is to form or select a jury.  For example, in a civil trial usually 6-12 jurors will determine whether the plaintiff or defendant should prevail.  Before the trial can begin, the jury must be selected.  Once the jury is selected – -impaneled – – the trial can start.

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