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""Is Trial By Jury Worth Keeping?"" is a book written by Graham Willmore in 1850 that explores the history and effectiveness of the trial by jury system. The author presents arguments both for and against the continuation of this system, examining its origins in medieval England...

""Is Trial By Jury Worth Keeping?"" is a book written by Graham Willmore in 1850. The book is a critical analysis of the jury system and its effectiveness in delivering justice. The author examines the history and evolution of the jury system, its advantages and disadvantages,...