Revitalizing the English Notion of Specially Qualified Juries: An Approach to Supporting the Right to Trial by Jury for Complex Civil Litigation in Virginia
Kambria Lannetti
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Kambria Lannetti
Abstract
My student note addresses how the Virginia Courts can maintain the right to a trial by jury in complex civil cases, while protecting litigants’ Fifth Amendment right, as interpreted by the Supreme Court, to present their case to a jury capable and willing to decide the case based solely on the evidence before it. My note proposes that a suitable solution is for Virginia to implement a modern version of the common law’s jury of special qualification.
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My student note addresses how the Virginia Courts can maintain the right to a trial by jury in complex civil cases, while protecting litigants’ Fifth Amendment right, as interpreted by the Supreme Court, to present their case to a jury capable and willing to decide the case based solely on the evidence before it. My note proposes that a suitable solution is for Virginia to implement a modern version of the common law’s jury of special qualification.
Key concepts: Jury, Supreme court, Law, Jury trial, Hung jury, Political science, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Civil procedure