Throughout American history, the innumerable societal benefits and indeed sacred constitutional status of jury trials were unquestioned. After all, in 1774, John Adams said, “Representative government ...
The United Kingdom—the birthplace of the jury trial—is moving to begin abolishing jury trials. We cannot allow the seeds of the U.K.’s misguided thinking to take root on our side of the Atlantic. The ...
Proof of trade secret misappropriation is a fact-intensive inquiry and requires a trial by jury to resolve questions of fact. The featured case for this article is the recent opinion by Judge Amy M.
The right to trial by jury dates back to at least the 12th century. The government's proposals to limit it in England and Wales, many argue, run counter to the UK's core democratic principles. And as ...
The U.S. Supreme Court just added a new case to its upcoming 2026–27 docket that should interest fans of early American history. At issue in Kian v. Florida is whether the Sixth Amendment right to ...
The jury charged with determining if Jonathan Rinderknecht is guilty of starting the blaze in early 2025 that became the ...
Justice Secretary David Lammy has unveiled a watered-down version of his plans to dispense with jury trials for all but the most serious offences. Under his original plan, offences carrying a sentence ...
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The ruling comes after the FCC conceded that its so-called forfeiture orders don't actually have legal teeth until the agency brings a collection suit before a federal judge, at which point the ...
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