C. Junius, praetor in 74 BC and quaesitor (president) of the court that tried Statius Albius Oppianicus in the celebrated case at the heart of Pro Cluentio. He was himself prosecuted afterwards for irregularity in the subsortition of jurors and was condemned (Verr. 2.1.157-158); Cicero exploits the precedent in his attack on Verres's misconduct as urban praetor.