1. Juries
... - poor representation of gender, their subjective opinions, race and class, lack of skill in dealing with complex cases as they are uneducated in law and are often unable to weigh evidence correctly and appreciate the significance of certain matters. Complex fraud cases are particularly likely to cause problems for ... be made into a statutory declaration, it is not yet law. If a jury feels a case has not been adequately made by the prosecution or that a law is unjust, they can acquit without explaining their reasons. Also the Jury adds a certainty to the law, since it gives a general ...
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