Fragmented Debates on Authority and Juror Independence
The speaker argues about the propriety of using executive power and the role of the Attorney General, noting the need for a cogent reason for proposals while defending judicial independence. He questions accountability, cites juror conduct, and warns against political manipulation that could threaten the integrity of the legal process.
Debating Reform Motions Against Abolishing Juries
A fragmented parliamentary passage argues against abolishing juries and for preserving antiquity and the established order. The speaker critiques radical change and defends liberty to propose motions and constitutional amendments amid political strife.
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