Law, Politics, and the Jury
Mike Macnair
I am grateful for the opportunity to clarify some parts of my argument that is afforded by comments Charles Donahue and Patrick Wormald. should say at outset not seeking propose a monocausal explanation origins generalized use jury trial common law, whether “stirps” or “smoking gun” (Donahue), exclude altogether relevance Anglo-Saxon practice strong government (Wormald)—though pretty skeptical specific Carolingian-Norman lineage proposed Brunner.
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