Capital Letter: Alternative trial processes up for discussion
Changing times may be the reason for an apparent turnaround by the Law Commission on the value of juries in our criminal justice system. A 2001 Law Commission report on juries found that, in the words of the then President of the Commission, the “major lesson of the research is the validity of
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Penny Pepperell
Thu, 16 Feb 2012
Thu, 16 Feb 2012
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Capital Letter: Alternative trial processes up for discussion
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