British Liberty Sermon Warns Against Jury Power
In London the author extols trials per pares as defense of liberty, cites Bishops case and Pen and Mead to prove juries may judge law and fact. He warns against information presses threatening grand jury authority, urging jurors to wield conscience and independence.
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