Foreperson (noun)

The person who presides over a jury or group of people, typically in a court of law.

Origin:

From the prefix "fore-" meaning "before" and the noun "person".

Examples:

1. The foreperson read the verdict to the court.
2. The jury's foreperson was the one who delivered the final verdict.
3. The foreperson of the jury was responsible for leading the deliberation.
4. The judge asked the foreperson if the jury had reached a verdict.
5. The foreperson of the jury was the person who read the verdict aloud.