Peter Honey
By Peter Honey (June 2007 Issue)
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An interesting learning opportunity has recently been thrust upon me: jury service. After ten days in a crown court, here are some of my reflections.
As you probably know, people are randomly selected for jury service. This means that most people turn up feeling pretty resentful; anxious about loss of earnings, childcare arrangements, being stuck on a long case, etc.
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