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Modeling Jury Verdicts in the American Legal System
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1974Abstract Jury size, majorities required for acquittal or conviction and correctness of juror decisions in criminal trials are studied. The article draws heavily on ideas presented in a previous article [1] which updated a model suggested by Poisson.
Alan Gelfand
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International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, 1998
In criminal cases involving minority defendants, some minority legal scholars argue that despite the overwhelming evidence of guilt, racial minority jurors should possess the moral obligation to acquit ‘'guilty'’ defendants as a protest against racial discrimination in the criminal justice and court systems.
Hiroshi Fukurai
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In criminal cases involving minority defendants, some minority legal scholars argue that despite the overwhelming evidence of guilt, racial minority jurors should possess the moral obligation to acquit ‘'guilty'’ defendants as a protest against racial discrimination in the criminal justice and court systems.
Hiroshi Fukurai
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‘Not-guilty’ verdicts in China: An empirical examination of legal defense and judicial rationales
International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, 2023Bin Liang
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1982
The literature dealing with the effect of legal settlement of compensation claims on disability and return to gainful employment is reviewed. The literature does not support the view that patients invariably become symptom-free and resume work within months of the finalisation of their claims. Up to 75 per cent of those injured in compensable accidents
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The literature dealing with the effect of legal settlement of compensation claims on disability and return to gainful employment is reviewed. The literature does not support the view that patients invariably become symptom-free and resume work within months of the finalisation of their claims. Up to 75 per cent of those injured in compensable accidents
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LEGAL COMPETENCE AS A FACTOR WHICH INFLUENCES ON THE VERDICT OF JURY
Ex jure, 2018the article discusses the influence of the jury competence on the justice of their verdict in criminal cases. There is given the analysis of the problems which arise in practice of Russian courts of first instance when the jury investigate evidence and international experience.
G. Y. Borisevich, S. I. Afanaseva
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Binding effect of individual legal acts: The effect of a criminal court verdict in the legal system
Arhiv za pravne i drustvene nauke, 2023The unity of the legal order is the foundation of the rule of law. It also implies the internal harmony of decision-making, ie. the absence of contradictory court decisions in the unified legal system. In order to realize this ideal, it is necessary for the legal system to foresee that legally binding and final individual legal acts mutually bind state
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Judicial verdict in the Romano-German legal system: analysis of procedural aspects
Tsul legal report, 2023This scientific article analyzes the procedural aspects of a court sentence within the framework of the Romano-Germanic legal system. The structure of the court sentence, its role in law enforcement, as well as its impact on judicial practice and society as a whole are considered.
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