It goes both ways. On the one hand, courts of law mean justice will (read: should) be served out equally and fairly. On the other hand, jurors having the fina

It goes both ways. On the one hand, courts of law mean justice will (read: should) be served out equally and fairly. On the other hand, jurors having the final say on how laws are enforced means the people always have the final say as one of several lines of defence against government tyranny.