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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 53 MIN

Should we have Professional Jurors?

from Right2BWrong Podcast

What if the people deciding your guilt or innocence weren’t everyday citizens, but trained, career jurors?In this episode, we dive into the provocative idea of professional juries and ask whether justice is better served by experience or by representation.From concerns about bias, burnout, and institutional thinking, to arguments around consistency, efficiency, and legal literacy, we unpack what’s really at stake. Would professional jurors strengthen the system, or quietly erode one of the last pillars of civic participation?It’s a clash between tradition and reform, democracy and expertise.By the end, you might be questioning whether the “jury of your peers” is as fair as we think.--Right2BWrong Podcast websiteRight2BWrong Pty Ltd. © Copyright Right2BWrong

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