The Jury Trial in Britain
Yang Xin-jing
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Yang Xin-jing
Abstract
Jury trial is mostly characteristic of the legal systems both in the Britain and in the United States.This paper covers the information of 1)what kinds of court hearing involve jury trial and what kinds of cases are held in this way of trial;2) the qualifications for being a juror and the procedures of juror-selection;3) the obligations of the jury in court;and 4) how the British public sees the jury trial.
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Jury trial is mostly characteristic of the legal systems both in the Britain and in the United States.This paper covers the information of 1)what kinds of court hearing involve jury trial and what kinds of cases are held in this way of trial;2) the qualifications for being a juror and the procedures of juror-selection;3) the obligations of the jury in court;and 4) how the British public sees the jury trial.
Key concepts: Jury, Hung jury, Jury trial, Law, Jury selection, Political science, Criminal trial, Psychology