Perhaps a proper addressing of "Should this law be a law?" be considered, before the case is presented? That way, the jury can decide, without any evidence, if

Perhaps a proper addressing of "Should this law be a law?" be considered, before the case is presented? That way, the jury can decide, without any evidence, if a law is just. And that should be with as many biases removed, including things like sex, gender, skin color, clothing, etc. There's always a disconnect in republics between the populace and the representatives. Reps may pass laws the populace doesn't want, and the reps say "we know your best interest". And, getting laws to legalize illegal things usually end up in its own malthusian trap of "politician is soft on crime!"