Re: Jury Duty Question
Date: August 17, 2013 08:29PM
it's sounds liek a dumb question why do YOU need a phone is it your trial? what you think your playing video games?
at one time in Ancient Greece trials were held outdoors as debates. people would bring their dates it was more popular than theater, all the rage. at times the "jury" (anyoe who attended) would get out of hand and have to be ejected :)
(each litigant would have timed speech and the audience would vote, the judge so to speak was the debate master, roughly speaking)
later one there were judges with laws (juries that decided what was fact) but trials were public and held in the open. people knew the judge and there weren't any laws protecting them (ie, you coudl talk to them if you liked). judges were often popular well liked people in the town.
compare that to todays format and you see how facist they really have become
today's format: trial held in what can be considered a prison, records often closed to public and never published, judge is a person no one is allowed to contact who hides themselves from the community. all closely watched by armed militia (police). no one follows the law. government workers always win big
nice. damn facists.