Sep 14, 2020 10 min

The Case Against Juries

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The jury concept has been in existence throughout recorded history. However, juries have come and gone, mainly diverging between developed eastern and western countries. Listen here to see how human psychology and groupthink makes the case against juries. *Note: This is a digital audio transcription of a written piece. For the readable version, please visit www.thenationalwatch.com*.

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