Justice, Democracy and the Jury

Explore the intricate relationship between justice, democracy, and the jury system in Justice, Democracy and the Jury by James J. Gobert. First published in 1997 and updated in 2020, this insightful volume delves into the vital role that ordinary citizens play in the judicial process. With a compelling argument that every criminal trial is not just about the defendant but also about the democratic principle of citizen participation, Gobert challenges readers to reflect on the significance of juries in upholding justice. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd, this paperback edition spans 253 pages, making it an essential read for anyone interested in law, democracy, and the ethical foundations of the judicial system. Discover how the jury system embodies the essence of democratic values and the importance of citizen engagement in legal proceedings.