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Gov't finishes nearly all legal steps for jury system

Tuesday 15th April, 09:25 AM JST

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  • Desiderata1967 at 03:52 PM JST - 15th April

    It's good that this is coming into being, but let's hope that they have a good mix of people in juries, and not simply old folks with a blatant 'hang 'em by their toenails' attitude.

    Also, let's hope too that in cases involving foreigners, juries won't convict merely because it is a foreigner in the docks. You know it's going to happen at some point!

  • OssanII at 02:45 AM JST - 16th April

    "Also, let's hope too that in cases involving foreigners, juries won't convict merely because it is a foreigner in the docks. You know it's going to happen at some point!"

    I agree. Let's not see anything like that Louisiana jury that aquitted the local redneck who shot the Japanese teenager with a 44 magnum at point blank range.

  • kaimycahl at 05:57 AM JST - 16th April

    YOU guys have it all wrong. The jury system could be a good thing, with people like the comments listed from Osani it would be bad. YOu must have an open mind not a closed one. You have to look at and be able to understand "UNDERSTAND" the evidence presented and you will be judged by your peers people from the community and not one judge deciding a fate.

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