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The Right to a Jury of Our Peers Assumes We Still Live Among People Capable of Sound Judgment, Which We Don't

The Right to a Jury of Our Peers Assumes We Still Live Among People Capable of Sound Judgment, Which We Don't

The foundation of the American legal system was built on a simple bedrock principle: 12 ordinary people, picked at random from the same streets as those accused of a crime, […]

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