• FishFace@piefed.social
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    2 days ago

    I don’t have the inclination to quote standard legal theory at you, it’s not like I’m on crackpot territory here

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      2 days ago

      It’s a valid question. If this were about fact finding, a judge should be more capable than random people.

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        2 days ago

        You, too, are welcome to go and read a Wikipedia article or textbook about why we have juries. I replied originally because the article was bad and because people don’t seem to consider why you might keep stuff from a jury. Having done that, if people still disagree, they are welcome to criticise the English legal system and its ordinary justifications without getting me to copy and paste them.

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          1 day ago

          Juries shouldn’t only decide on what the law says and the facts, but also on their sense of justice applied to a specific case.

          No, I won’t justify my answer. Go read a book

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            22 hours ago

            If you can’t justify it, I’m obviously not going to change my mind. I’ve read many books and done my own thinking. I’m sure it’s a huge surprise that someone could have thought about something and come to a different conclusion than you

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              18 hours ago

              You’re welcome to go and read a Wikipedia article or textbook. I’m not going to do your work for you. Tired of explaining and justifying my position and I’ll imply others are ignorant instead

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                9 hours ago

                You’re not listening:

                I’ve read many books and done my own thinking.

                Piss off if you’re not going to read what I write.

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                    7 hours ago

                    No.

                    This is boring. I think everything you’re asking is pretty obvious from what I’ve written if you actually try to understand. I won’t be replying to you any more.

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        2 days ago

        There is a reason most developed countries do not make use of random people to determine a verdict.

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            1 day ago

            Look mate. We clearly have differing opinions. Maybe you don’t want to convince me of yours, which is fine, but if that’s the case, there’s not much point replying. If you do, linking me to other ways facts can be determined in legal contexts doesn’t do anything to achieve that, does it? I do already know about judge-led trials, in case that wasn’t obvious, and their existence doesn’t support your opinion from what little of it you’ve shared.

            I’ve had about five billion replies on this, mostly more one liners that show no thought. Try and do better.