Secrets of the jury room
di Martin Short
1999 · 384 pagine · HarperCollins · ISBN 9780002557115
Trama
A critique of our judicial process, based on interviews with jurors in England, Scotland and Wales and with lawyers. The jury system is in a bad state, and what goes on in court is often worse.
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