In Order to Arrive at a Verdict, Juries Are Supposed

question 224

Multiple Choice

In order to arrive at a verdict, juries are supposed to:

• A) use an algorithm to make sure that the decision produces a just result.
• B) engage in dialectical reasoning for and against the defendant's guilt.
• C) make sure all the premises have been supplied by the attorneys.
• D) use deductive reasoning so the verdict necessarily follows from the evidence.

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