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Yeah - but give the same case to 10 different juries, and you'll get different decisions. Probably will get at least one outlier with different 10 judges, too.

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• kyruzic 3y ago
  There's two possible decisions the jury could make, and the jury is composed of a group of people who are chosen by both sides to prevent it from being a biased decision. Obviously not perfect but a lot better than you describe.
  • onlyrealcuzzo 3y ago
    > and the jury is composed of a group of people who are chosen by both sides to prevent it from being a biased decision. No, it's not. It's chosen at random, and they have a chance to rule out people they think would be biased - and you can't just toss anyone for any reason. It's not like Google can toss anyone they see playing a game or using an iPhone or something. And it's definitely not like Google gets to pick 6 Google groupies and Epic picks 6 Epic groupies to be on the jury.
    • kyruzic 3y ago
      I didn't say they were individually selected and yes they can just throw out a certain number of potential jurors without any reason. Maybe I worded my comment poorly but the point still stands.