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I guess you could look at the right to a trial by jury as the right to be not tried by a single person. Tangentially related, Richard Dawkins wrote an interest
by maw 17y ago
I guess you could look at the right to a trial by jury as the right to be not tried by a single person.
Tangentially related, Richard Dawkins wrote an interesting piece arguing against trials by jury, although I confess that I'm having trouble finding a full copy of it now; http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/04B41355-BD6A-4BB8-A8C6-AB824B61FB55/ http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/04B41355-BD6A-4BB8-A8C6-AB824B... has part of it, but I think that there was more.
But is Dawkins right? The jury's still out on that.
- gort 17y agohttp://www.scribd.com/doc/15747540/Trial-by-Jury http://www.scribd.com/doc/15747540/Trial-by-Jury (I'm not sure if this is being distributed legally. It's in a collection of his essays called "A Devil's Chaplain".)