The Ever Decreasing Jury Trial Rate: Why Is It on Life Support?
The jury trial is sacred in American jurisprudence. It is enshrined in our state and federal constitutions. It the reason courthouses have courtrooms and not just chambers.
June 01, 2018 at 10:21 AM
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The Modern Era
Judges Are Working Even Harder
Possible Reasons
The Effect of Pre-Suit Mediation Clauses
The Odds of a Jury Trial
Scott Silverman is a mediator with JAMS in Miami and a retired Miami-Dade Circuit judge.
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