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They're lay people and tend to follow the professional judge. They are often times more biased than professional judges when it comes to high-morals (I have no
by sebcat 13y ago
They're lay people and tend to follow the professional judge. They are often times more biased than professional judges when it comes to high-morals (I have no data supporting this claim, but remember that these people want to judge). There's two levels of indirection from the people (they are elected by elected politicians).
I don't like it. The law is immutable in a trial and should be interpreted by a professional judge. The control mechanism preventing the judge from unfair interpretation should not be amateur, social conservative, middle age men participating in police interest groups on their spare time ("jäv", happened more than once)
Of course, no system is perfect.
- dfc 13y agoI did a quick search for jav but none of the results were titled "introduction to jav for americans." Can you explain jav? Is jav the police interest groups? Police interest group sounds like a a group of tommy tactical types that wear cargo pants, and spend a lot of their time at the range or talking about what they EDC.