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Juries have had their day, Justice is too important to be left in the hands of 12 amateurs who would rather be elsewhere and lack judgment and expertise.
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Juries have had their day, Justice is too important to be left in the hands of 12 amateurs who would rather be elsewhere and lack judgment and expertise. The system of law that Australia is currently using has been the same on an elementary level for hundreds of years. However, as society progresses and evolves, as has our law, and this is to ensure that it does not get to out to date. At time, some might criticize this, as they may feel that it is a sign of society going down hill, however change is necessary in human life. The one area of law that has not evolved is the Jury System. From the very beginning of law, we have seen that Juries have been used, and they still our today. However, the laws that are in use today, are far more complex than any laws that would have been...
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