Twelve Good Men and True

"Twelve Good Men and True," authored by J. S. Cockburn, offers an in-depth exploration of an essential facet of the English legal system: the jury. Published by Princeton University Press in 2016, this compelling hardback consists of 434 pages that delve into the history, composition, and functioning of criminal trial juries in England.

Through eleven thought-provoking essays, Cockburn presents ambitious research on various aspects of jury trials, shedding light on the jurors' behaviors and societal perceptions surrounding this venerable institution. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in criminal procedure and the evolution of jury trials in Great Britain, providing keen insights and historical analysis that reveal the complexities of justice and civic duty.

Engage with "Twelve Good Men and True" to enrich your understanding of jury service and its crucial role in the legal landscape. Perfect for legal scholars, practitioners, and anyone fascinated by the principles of justice.