Jury reform and better enforcement urged in Texas debate
An editorial argues for reforming the jury system to ensure intelligent jurors and enforceable service. It calls for changes to selection and compulsion, and warns trial by jury could become a dehumanizing force without improvement. The piece cites Ft Worth Gazette and notes broader political predictions including James S. Hogg’s expected 1900 governor bid.
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