Why are jury trials important to court cases ?

Jury trials protect the right of the government to require suspect citizens to prove their innocence in a court of law.

They help to make the trial process go faster because jury members can split up the evidence to examine.

Jury trials relieve judges of their responsibilities in the courtroom, allowing them to focus only on simpler cases.

They help ensure justice by having ordinary citizens determine whether a fellow citizen is at fault in a situation.

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Why are jury trials important to court cases ?

Jury trials protect the right of the government to require suspect citizens to prove their innocence in a court of law.

They help to make the trial process go faster because jury members can split up the evidence to examine.

Jury trials relieve judges of their responsibilities in the courtroom, allowing them to focus only on simpler cases.

They help ensure justice by having ordinary citizens determine whether a fellow citizen is at fault in a situation.

wwhitlock · Answer

Help ensure justce.

anonymous · Answer

http://www.nysd.uscourts.gov/jury_handbook.php?id=2

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

A is definitely wrong because the U.S. judicial system does not operate under the Napoleonic code of law. A suspect is innocent until proven guilty.

anonymous · Answer

The jury system is important because it provides people with proper judgment in court cases. I believe that jury system is very beneficial in ensuring fairness and equality in the court systems.

anonymous · Answer

thank Yall