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An Essay On The Trial By Jury

An Essay On The Trial By Jury

Lysander Spooner

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Double9 Books LLP
Año de edición:
2025
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Filosofía
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9789374830154
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An essay on the trial by jury is a legal and philosophical treatise that examines the historical development, purpose, and power of the jury system. The work argues that juries are essential not only for determining facts in individual cases but also for evaluating the justice of laws themselves, serving as a vital check against governmental overreach and tyranny. Spooner emphasizes that the authority of jurors to judge the fairness of legislation is fundamental to preserving liberty and preventing oppression. The essay outlines the rights and responsibilities of juries as established under Common Law and the Magna Carta, asserting that the denial of this authority reduces the trial by jury to a mere instrument of control rather than a safeguard of freedom. Through detailed critique of contemporary judicial practices, Spooner advocates for the independence of juries from governmental influence, highlighting their role in protecting both individual rights and societal justice. The work blends historical analysis with philosophical argument, reinforcing the jury as a cornerstone of democratic and legal accountability.

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