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Another 15 but unrelated to London is the number or jurors in a Scottish court. I suspect this is mostly to make it (almost?) impossible to have a hung jury (and don't forget our lovely 'not proven' verdict)  I was called up for jury service once but the trial never happened so I don't know what it would've been like. |
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Hope you like sitting around in a large waiting room with a bunch of strangers all day, for days on end, hoping you get called up! It's a good chance to catch up on some reading, though... (Although, when I finally did get onto a jury and inside a courtroom, the whole experience became absolutely fascinating & immensely thought-provoking...) |
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So far Mike, that rather sums up my experience of the waiting process. I hope I get to do the thought-provoking stuff eventually. |
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How powerful that you could end an expensive trial with just one sentence here... |
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Don't worry, I have no intention of ending up being the one with the sentence |
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Leith, where I live, is an incredibly guilty place. Q: What do you call a Leith man in court? A: The accused. |
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I bookmarked your blog when I first came here on June 5th 2014. Trouble is, I bookmarked a particular article, so every time I arrive I get to check that Morden South is still london's sixth least used station. I know that page very well now.
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