Jury Trial as the Atavism of History
- Elena A. Kupryashina
- Oksana S. Stepanyuk
- Irina V. Savelieva
- Vyacheslav E. Tonkov
- Evgeniy E. Tonkov
Abstract
Based on comparative-legal analysis of the jury trials development in Russia and foreign countries, the authors have shown, that broadening of jury trials powers, resulted in remoteness from finding the truth in criminal cases. Concession of the jury's opinion priority over the professionalism of the judge and the evidences, received in the process of investigation, put in jeopardy the fairness and objectivity of the court's decision. As a result, the court, based on the avesty of justicejury's conclusions, is forced, in some cases, to make a travesty of justice.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/jpl.v10n4p212
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