An Analysis of Trials by Jury

Mr. Ortiz · T · Jackson was convicted for the second murder in 2008. The difference between this case and most other murder trials is that this sin is determined by contradictory jury. From this trial, if the jury can not reach a consensus decision, whether the problem will lead to an individual convicted of such a serious crime. In this inconsistent and consistent discussion, the congruent conviction by contradictory juries is a violation of the three basic areas of the Constitution and the individual's rights of the citizen, so the unified party won the case.

Trial: The trial will be held before a judge (a proxy trial) or a judge and a jury (a judge trial), depending on the seriousness of the crime and other factors. Prosecutors and counsel will present evidence and witnesses of the problem. Judges or jurors have found guilty or innocent charges guilty of the original allegations or lower allegations. Defendants who are not guilty against the accused are usually released. If the sentence is guilty, the judge will decide the date of the judgment. Judgment: Make the victim prepare the judge (can read in the hearing of the judgment) Statement of influence to the victim. This explains the impact on crime victims. When making judgments, judges have various choices based on criminal acts. These options include reinstatement (payment of crime-related costs to the victim), fine (payment to the court), probation, imprisonment or imprisonment or death penalty. In some cases, the defendant appealed to the case, asked for a new trial, overturned or changed the ruling.

In the Russian Court of Justice, for serious crimes, the accused can choose to be tried by 12 jury juries. With about 1 million trials, the number of jury trials is still small, about 600 annually. The jury should be at least 25 years old, legally qualified, without criminal record. Prosecutor and Secretary of Defense chose 12 jurors from the list of 30 to 40 qualified candidates. The "Constitution of the Russia" stipulates that all defendants that may be subject to death sentence have the right to be heard by a jury before abolition of the death penalty. Congressmen continue to reduce what type of criminal offense is worthy of a jury trial

According to the law, in some states and death cases, a trial jury, or sometimes another jury, can decide whether the death penalty will apply to the "capital" murder case. Usually, the judgment is handled by a judge at another hearing. At the time of the judgment, the judge can follow the recommendations of the jury, but it is not necessarily so. The jury is chosen from a jury (usually 1 to 2 weeks) for a specific period - from the list of citizens residing within the jurisdiction of the court. The list may be an election list (ie, a list of locally registered voters), a person having a driver's license, or other relevant database. In principle it is essential if elected as a judge. A subpoena is sent to a future jury and there is an obligation to appear in the designated jury pool room on the designated date.