Inherent problems in the British legal system

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Inherent problems in the British legal system

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Jury system
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Uneducated jurors

• Jurors may have difficulty to follow a complex
  case, are easily swayed by a speech from a
  persuasive barrister and influenced by dominant
  personality. A freak on a leash can embody
  their spots..

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• Some common people and minority barristers
  considered that the jurors didnt hold firm in
  their position during a judgement, but dominated
  the ending with seesaw motion.

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Black offender

• A black offender may feel some unease before an
  all white jury. In fact, he will come unstuck and
  come under an unfair treatment. The term of
  imprisonment for him will be longer than that for
  honky.

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• According to some certain negative factors, race
  discrimination and prejudice, even other secret
  worries still hide in the jury system.

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• The agelong adjudicative practices in the British
  courts lead the jurors who are inclined to
  authority, to follow the leader without giving
  voice to their viewpoints in public, just sitting
  about.

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the jurors can bring into play their effects
well
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• In a certain extent ,these inherent problems in
  British legal system bring inconvenient factors
  virtually, to the public, even to the religion.

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References

• http//news.xinhuanet.com/world/2005-04/09/content
  _2807497_6.htm
• http//www.baidu.com/
• http//218.27.88.182/lys/2/tupian

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