73489
Jury
- Support
- Against
- Sir Louis Blom-Cooper
- The question is not whether it is a
fundamental freedom or right, but
whethter ist provides a quality of justice
as good or better than a proffesional.
- recipe for incompetence and bias. We should
trust those whom train to be judges.
- recipe for incompetence and bias. We should
trust those whom train to be judges.
- The question is not whether it is a
fundamental freedom or right, but
whethter ist provides a quality of justice
as good or better than a proffesional.
- Proffesor Brian Hogan
- In my view trial by jury has long
outlived its usefulness. We
preserve it because its a sacred
cow.
- In my view trial by jury has long
outlived its usefulness. We
preserve it because its a sacred
cow.
- Sir Louis Blom-Cooper
- For
- Ford v Blurton (1922)
- Lord Atkin: Trial by jury, the shield of
the poor from the rich and powerful.
- Trial by jury is more than an instrument of justice
and more than on wheel constitution, it is the lamp
that shows freedom lives.
- Trial by jury is more than an instrument of justice
and more than on wheel constitution, it is the lamp
that shows freedom lives.
- Lord Atkin: Trial by jury, the shield of
the poor from the rich and powerful.
- R v Rayment and Others
- Cps investigate and claim "They
had a good or very good grasp
of what the case was about from
the prosecution opening.
- Cps investigate and claim "They
had a good or very good grasp
of what the case was about from
the prosecution opening.
- Ford v Blurton (1922)
- Against
- Landmark Association with the juries.
- Bushell's Case 1670
- Two Quakers on trial, the judge directed them to
find a guilty verdict. They refused, He then fined
them and upon them refusing he demanded them
to be locked up until guilty verdict reached.
- Two Quakers on trial, the judge directed them to
find a guilty verdict. They refused, He then fined
them and upon them refusing he demanded them
to be locked up until guilty verdict reached.
- McKenna 1960
- lock the jury up all night if they didnt decide on a guilty verdict in 10 minites
- lock the jury up all night if they didnt decide on a guilty verdict in 10 minites
- Wang 2005
- The judge directed the jury to find him guilty.
- The judge directed the jury to find him guilty.
- Bushell's Case 1670
- The role of the jury is to decide on
facts. They decide on points of facts
and evidence not law.
- Who qualifies.
- Anyone between 18 and 70.
- member of uk, channel islands or isle of man for at least 5 years.
- NOT
- Mentally unstable
- those who are disqualified.
- Mentally unstable
- Anyone between 18 and 70.
- you can excuse yourself under a variety of
conditions which wold hinder your lifestyle in doing
so.
- R v young
- ouiji board used to decide the verdict.
- ouiji board used to decide the verdict.
- perverse verdicts
- R v Owen
- drunken driver hit owens son, owen seeked out the man
and when released from prison shot him
- Jury said "they would of done the same"
- drunken driver hit owens son, owen seeked out the man
and when released from prison shot him
- R v Owen
- Alternatives
- Trial by single judge
- trial by panel of judges
- Trial by single judge
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