by V. Hale Starr
The right to trial by jury is firmly established in the U.S. Constitution.
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Jury selection · Civil law
Civil Jury Selection
1993
Modern civil jury selection
1988
Witnesses · Trial practice
Trial consulting
2005
Criminology · Law
Handbook of Trial Consulting
2011
Jury selection · Jury, united states
Mastering voir dire and jury selection
1995
Jury selection · Law and legislation
Race and the jury
Jury · Law, juvenile literature
Importance of Jury Service
2017
Fiction · Jury in fiction
The Runaway Jury
1996
Abuse of administrative power · Administration of Criminal justice
Kodeks zakonov o trude Rossiĭskoĭ Federat͡s︡ii
1992
Administration of Criminal justice · Criminal courts
Ley de enjuiciamiento criminal
1973
Mystery · Jury
The Last Juror
2003
Open Library Staff Picks · Suspense fiction
The Crush
2002
American Legal drama · Drama
Twelve angry men
1955
Jury · Jury, great britain
An essay on the trial by jury
1852
Jury · Early works to 1800
The Englishman's right
1680
Sex crimes · Canada
Criminal law
Fiction · Trials (Kidnapping)
An Irresistible Impulse
1983
Freedom of the press · Jury
The three trials of William Hone
1818