You can challenge a juror for a reason. This is called a challenge for cause. You can do this if you think a juror is not impartial or cannot do their job properly because of a disability. You can challenge a juror for these reasons, in addition to the reasons stated in sections 23 and 24. You cannot challenge a juror for any other reason, except as provided in section 23. The Judge will decide if a challenge for cause is allowed. They will make this decision in private, using the evidence they think is relevant. The Judge has the power to decide how to consider a challenge for cause and what evidence to use. They will look at the challenge and make a decision based on the information they have.