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Yes, but for a someone to be truely unbiased they need to be completely independent. If there's any sort of relationship to either party they will be biased som
by sitharus 10y ago
Yes, but for a someone to be truely unbiased they need to be completely independent. If there's any sort of relationship to either party they will be biased somehow.
A good approach would be the random selection of a few members of the general populace, or the use of a third party skilled in legal matters with payment guaranteed no matter what the verdict.
It's like we've seen this problem before