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Should We Abolish the Jury System?
anne murray
Wednesday, July 13, 2011 at 6:17 PM
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I honestly think jurys should be done away with. Twelve ordinary people who generally don't have knowledge about the law, and are predisposed to making decision on way too many human factors. I think judges should be the only oneds able to maked a proper decision of guilty or not guilty. This last jury trial is a primary example how how many errors can be made by ordinary people. Twelve people is too many anyway, too much room for too many different views and the ability to come to an agreement is sometimes made just to avoid a hung jury because the 12 people just want to get it over with.