“Impaneling a jury Is Jury Selection”
Read your quote. The jury is impuneled after they are selected!
And they Are Not.
WHAT ARE THE PROCEDURES BEFORE TRIAL?
The court may set any criminal case for a pre-trial hearing before it is set for trial upon its merits. The pre-trial hearing is to determine legal issues only such as:
(1) arraignment of the defendant, if such be necessary;
(2) appointment of counsel to represent the defendant, if such be necessary;
(3) motions for change of venue;
(4) motions for continuance;
(5) defense motions to discover the state’s evidence in the case;
(6) defense motions to suppress (exclude) evidence; and
(7) any other defense motion. These matters are decided by the judge; sometimes the defense and/or prosecution present evidence and/or witness testimony.