Trial By Judge Alone Versus Judge and Jury

[@amanagamsarao9490]

Law student here, love the trick of the trade. Very insightful content. Thank you so much for spreading this information.

[@sketchysamaritan]

Pls keep it coming. Your content should be tought in high school. Tyvm

[@paulfancy9099]

I didn't expect it to be so complex.

[@TheOneTrueAJ]

I'm in America. I don't understand the pros and cons of trial by judge or jury with a civil case. Me being Plaintiff.

[@domemikgole7878]

Thank you very much for those info. you are awesome. Do you know someone like you in B.C .

[@stefanzgirieci1489]

...this is not far for a JUST Justice System! :(

[@tonyP88]

Is windsor County liberal or conservative?

[@DaRyteJuan]

Whatever you do, don’t do anything to find yourself in need of this kind of defense. Just avoid all females and don’t even acknowledge their presence. If you take antidepressant, then that’ll help suppress your libido. Stay safe out there, guys. Get yourself a dog and go for walks. Just the two of you. A dog will always remain loyal. 🐕 You can live and die in peace.

[@katrinahurley172]

Even taking multiple opiods antidepressants and lots of other meds that definitely suppressed his libido and destroyed his testosterone levels. But still waiting trial because someone claims she was raped by him 13x month for years.

[@johnnyebert8562]

Can a judge reside over his own divorce trial

[@jemm.8277]

Of course not. A judge cannot even preside over a close relative's case

[@DJcyberslash]

Crown, indictment, election, simarily, what do these terms even mean?

[@Therealmudbone]

Are you not Canadian?

[@zaarongaming8174]

Crown - Her majesty, the Queen, represented by the government, i.e. the prosecution. Indictment - A crime more serious than a summary conviction, which carries a greater punishment Summary conviction (summarily) - A crime less serious than an indictment, which carries a lower punishment. Election - The Crown's freedom to charge the accused with either an indictment or summarily at their discretion.