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https://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanbergara/a-deep-dive-into-the-case-of-oj-simpson?utm_term=.lr2QmDPLb#.dxzjrwzAYhttps://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanbergara/a-deep-dive-into-the-case-of-oj-simpson?utm_term=.lr2QmDPLb#.dxzjrwzAY

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Summary to "Judge and Jury by Farah Farouque

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Summary to "Judge and Jury by Farah Farouque

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- if an explanation of a case / if the judge's instructions are too complicated or long, the jury zones out
- if an explanation is too brief or vague, the jury doesn't understand
-Dr. Ogloff says that an est. 40% of jury members zone out during judge's instructions
- Jury has an estimated 90 second attention span when listening to judge
-Chief Judge of The County Court, Michael Rozenes, suggests that judges should simplify jury directions e.g. More clarity in the minefield of DNA evidence
- Unlike most jury directions around the world (15 minutes - 30 minutes) jury directions in the state of Victoria can take 1-2 days.
- "Judges need to be educated to understand the problems confronting jurors. Because the courtroom is such a familiar place to them, they may not appreciate the confusion and fear which often face jurors. Don't assume the common man understands courtroom procedures and legal language."

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The jury do not always understand the judge's instructions

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You can never have a fair trial because of social media.

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The system punishes and gives justice to people that do wrong

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People should. be given the chance to participate in democracy (voting) and Justice (juries) as it is the basis of community living

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People should. be given the chance to participate in democracy (voting) and Justice (juries) as it is the basis of community living

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It is costly

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Lloyd Rainey asked for a judge only trial to avoid possible jury prejudice. He was accused of murdering his wife. A policeman said that he was the one and only suspect in the case before the trial. People all over social media believed he was guilty so he feared that he would not be able to have an unbiased jury.

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You can get someone else's opinion on the case

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My article said that it is more likely that the jury in a dangerous driving case to side with the person in the vehicle than a pedestrian or cyclist because they can see themselves in the drivers position.

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My article said that it is more likely that the jury in a dangerous driving case to side with the person in the vehicle than a pedestrian or cyclist because they can see themselves in the drivers position.

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The media such as news programs and newspapers

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People are always going to be bias

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- it allows the public to partake in our democratic system
- allows more than one viewpoint on a situation

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- The Jury doesn't understand legal jargon
- The Jury comes to the stand with prior background knowledge or bias
- The Jury becomes bored and makes a decision based off what will get them out quickly

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A disadvantage is social media. Jurors already have knowledge of cases before the case begins

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A disadvantage is social media. Jurors already have knowledge of cases before the case begins

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What are the advantages to the WA Jury System?

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What are the advantages to the WA Jury System?

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What are the disadvantages to the Jury System?

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What are the disadvantages to the Jury System?