This is the third book of Legal Fiction 1.0 series. It is a unique and highly entertaining volume, depicting in lucid language the faults and weaknesses of jurors and the jury system, introducing various types of unfit jurors and showing how they prevent justice, and suggesting remedies. In this volume the author shows reserch of his many years' experience as a jury lawyer.The text is based on a writing of an attorney of Chicago Bar back from 1907. It has been updated and refreshed, made suitable for a modern reader's bite. It makes an engaging reading for both an experienced lawyer, a student and general reader, curious to know how things work and change over time.The Book "16 Pictures of the Jury" is foreworded with its editor Margarita Bokshtein and legal consultant of the project, a Russian attorney Alexander Zheleznikov. The image of jury trial in Russia Alexander Zheleznikov shows in his foreword gives this text additional dimension explaining different faces jury trail shows in different jurisdictions.
This is the third book of Legal Fiction 1.0 series. It is a unique and highly entertaining volume, depicting in lucid language the faults and weaknesses of jurors and the jury system, introducing various types of unfit jurors and showing how they prevent justice, and suggesting remedies. In this volume the author shows reserch of his many years' experience as a jury lawyer.The text is based on a writing of an attorney of Chicago Bar back from 1907. It has been updated and refreshed, made suitable for a modern reader's bite. It makes an engaging reading for both an experienced lawyer, a student and general reader, curious to know how things work and change over time.The Book "16 Pictures of the Jury" is foreworded with its editor Margarita Bokshtein and legal consultant of the project, a Russian attorney Alexander Zheleznikov. The image of jury trial in Russia Alexander Zheleznikov shows in his foreword gives this text additional dimension explaining different faces jury trail shows in different jurisdictions.
