>>but it's still only a tradeoff between the bias of one person (a judge) In most european countries in complicated cases like the one here you'd just get a pa

>>but it's still only a tradeoff between the bias of one person (a judge) In most european countries in complicated cases like the one here you'd just get a panel of judges - so you're still getting a vote and a balanced(in theory) opinion, except it's not coming from randoms citizens but people actually educated in the law who should know better than this.