> Do you start with the presupposition that juries are infallible? No; I answered that immediately in my first reply. > Surely their actions must leak informa

> Do you start with the presupposition that juries are infallible? No; I answered that immediately in my first reply. > Surely their actions must leak information about their constitution? That's not actually a question, but even if the answer is yes, that's what I mean about juries being only the least-bad solution we've invented so far. > If a jury cannot follow (what is assumed to be) basic rules, then how can one be assured that they capably analyzed the facts and case issued to them and then appropriately applied matters of the law (written rules) to them? One can't. See previous answer.