The Most Notable Difference Between Early Juries and the Ones

question 31

Multiple Choice

The most notable difference between early juries and the ones used today is that:

• A)modern juries are larger.
• B)today jurors are excluded if they have any knowledge of the case.
• C)the earliest form of juries used jurors who already had personal knowledge of the case.
• D)the earliest juries in England were composed of people who spent their careers as professional jurors.

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