(b) Trial by jury

By the time you come to trial, no jury will convict you.

Trial by jury, which was infrequent anyway, is being seen less and less.

Australia is not advocating that the statute make provision for trial by jury.

Trial by Jury , United States Information Service, Buenos Aires, 30 31 October 1996.

When he came to trial, the jury acquitted him.

A person charged with that offence, therefore, would have the right to trial by jury.

Now, in America, in fact, you cannot give up your right to trial by jury.

References External links Federal Jury Instruction Resource Page Collecting model or pattern federal civil and criminal jury instructions for trial courts by jurisdiction (where available) and subject matter.

57. As in other common law countries, trial by jury is a fundamental element of Australia apos s legal system.

I'll get you a fair trial if I have to buy out the jury.

One of the most important results of the reform was wide introduction of jury trial.

This Tribunal does not need to shackle itself to restrictive rules that have developed out of the ancient trial by jury system.

Arizona the United States Supreme Court held that death sentences in five states imposed by a decision of a judge rather than a decision reached by a jury violated the constitutional right to trial by jury, thus reversing until a new trial is held the death sentences that had been imposed on about 800 prisoners.

In 1990, the Jury Act was amended to allow women to have access to trial juries.

Finally, the trial by jury took place on 26, 27 and 28 September 1991 in the building of the Supreme Court of Justice.

The Committee notes that the rule laid down in article 5 (a) applies to all types of judicial proceedings, including trial by jury.

There is no trial by jury rather, judges make rulings alone or, in the case of criminal trials, with two other judges as observers.

I also held preliminary enquiries into indictable offences for transmission to the High Court should a case be made out for trial by Judge and Jury.

A momentous thing that can happen to a culture is they can acquire a new style of arguing trial by jury, voting, peer review, now this.

The source insisted that holding the trial in an inappropriate place affected the partiality of the jury because the jury members were under considerable pressure from the Miami American Cuban community.

If you're accused of a crime, you have the right to a speedy public trial and an impartial jury.

But, members of the jury... you must not confuse my... incompetence... with any of the issues of this trial.

Since in some cases the composition of the jury and the venue of a trial are decisive factors, common law gives courts the right to order a change of venue in order to ensure that the accused receives a fair trial and an impartial jury.

6.2 The Committee notes that the author apos s claims relate primarily to the conduct of the trial by the judge and the evaluation of the evidence by the jury.

The second trial The second trial began January 11, 1922, with a new jury, but with the same legal defense and prosecution as well as the same presiding judge.

In this context, counsel submits that the examination of witnesses in jury trials is fundamental to the notion of fair trial.

Trial by Crisis

I thought we'd sit in order, by jury numbers.

And so, I think of what I'm doing not so much as studying the defendant in a criminal trial, but studying the jury.

The Jury

Vote, jury.

Europe s Trial by Crisis

He was convicted on 18 April 1977 on two counts of first degree murder and sentenced to two consecutive life sentences by a jury trial presided over by Federal District Judge Benson in Fargo, North Dakota.

In fact, the defence of insanity was expressly disavowed by trial counsel, so that the question of the author qualifying as insane under the terms of the Canadian Criminal Code was not considered by the jury.

Similarly, it is not for the Committee to review specific instructions to the jury by the trial judge, unless it can be ascertained that the instructions to the jury were arbitrary or amounted to a denial of justice, or that the judge manifestly violated his obligation of impartiality.

(c) The jury for the trial was selected following an examination process in which the defence attorneys had the opportunity, and availed themselves of the procedural tools, to reject potential jurors, and ensured that no Cuban Americans served on the jury.

Simple misdirections (to the jury) by a judge are not sufficient.

This is Harry Esterbrook, speaking to you from the courthouse in Hillsboro, where the jury has just returned in the historic Hillsboro Monkey Trial case.

Jury will remain.

It's my trial by fire.

Impartiality must first result from an objective observation of the facts for example, the personal conduct of a judge or jury member before or during trial.

5.1 In his comments on the State party apos s submission, counsel argues that, as regards the partiality of the jury, there is no real possibility in Norway to change the composition of the jury in a criminal trial before the High Court.

That you mind explaining to the jury what you mean by Briber ?

5.3 The Committee notes that the author apos s allegations that he did not have a fair trial relate to the evaluation of evidence and to the instructions given by the judge to the jury.